Common questions about Personal trainers
Answering the most frequently asked questions about Personal trainers.
Yes, and confirm territory. Remote clients in other states can raise coverage questions.
Not always. It can fall outside a training policy, so disclose it if you offer meal guidance.
Proof of liability coverage with the facility named as additional insured, usually one million per occurrence.
Only if the policy contemplates off-site work. Disclose where you actually train.
No. Waivers are routinely challenged in New York, and they don’t pay defense costs even when upheld.
Generally, but confirm territory for clients in other states.
Only if disclosed. Off-site training should be listed on the policy.
Not always. Disclose it, since meal planning can fall outside a training policy.
No. Waivers are routinely challenged and don’t pay defense costs even when they hold.
Proof of liability coverage with the facility named as additional insured, usually one million per occurrence.






