Blog Posts
Why long-term success in martial arts requires more than just a policy
What to look for beyond price and policy wording
Lessons learned from real claims and rejected policies
What to look for beyond price and policy wording
Why Specialist Insurance Matters for Fitness and Martial Arts Instructors
Common Risks in Martial Arts Training and How Insurance Helps
Insurance Basics Every Martial Arts Instructor Should Understand
Insurance Requirements for Martial Arts Schools and Clubs
Understanding Duty of Care in Martial Arts Training
Recent Blog Posts
How Muay Thai's eight limbs, clinch work and elbows differ from Kickboxing for insurance purposes contact levels, fight night Event Cover and sparring declaration.
Why schools teaching multiple martial arts styles need specific per-style declaration MMA blends, self-defence programs and instructor qualifications across disciplines.
Hapkido and Aikido: What Schools Teaching Joint Locks and Redirection Arts Need from Their Insurance
What Hapkido and Aikido schools need from their insurance joint lock injury profiles, ukemi standards, Aikido's non-competitive structure and corporate training.
What school owners need to know when teaching adults over 40 demographic risk profiles, health disclosure, supervision standards and Professional Indemnity.
Why Tai Chi and internal martial arts schools serving older populations have specific insurance considerations demographics, medical referrals and weapons content.
Why Kali, Ninjutsu and Iaido schools need specific weapons training declaration in their insurance — rattan sticks, live blades and multi-venue operations.
