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TEACHING FROM HOME?
I was wondering if anyone here teaches dance/fitness classes from home and if so if you could give me any tips advice as far as any special permits etc that would be required. I would really appreciate any help, ty in advance! 🙂
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I know from experience that home owners insurance will not cover for teaching pole fitness within the home.
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You’ll need to talk with someone in your area to find out about insurance. Also make sure to check out the Veena Method Training Course! https://www.studioveena.com/methods/letter
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You need to get Pole insurance. If you teach other classes, aerial, you need additional insurance as well. You should also get a certificate in CPR and make sure you have all your students sign a waiver and photo waver.
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Try looking into local gyms, dance studios, or yoga studios to find a space you can rent to operate out of. I did this when I first started out and eventually took over the space when the business I was subleasing from had to close. I started out with a very low overhead and was able to build my clientele. I had a lot of Yoga studios that were interested but I was focused on a specific location and the one yoga studio I was interested in had carpet flooring.
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