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Insurance for small group personal training studios

Priced like personal training, not like every other gym. Studio coverage from $24/mo. General liability, professional liability, and property in one policy.

From $24/mo
General liability, professional liability, and business personal property bundled. Workers' comp as an add-on.
All formats, one policy
1:1, small group, and semi-private sessions covered under the same fitness classification. No switching policies as the mix shifts.
Switch in 5 minutes
Already insured? Move over in about five minutes. We refund what's left on your old policy.

From $24/mo. Available in the 48 contiguous states.

Insurance that knows what your studio actually is

A solo trainer policy doesn't cover your studio. A studio policy should know the difference between three clients with one coach and twenty on the mat. Ours does.

Most fitness carriers lump small group personal training in with a BJJ gym full of grapplers or a high-volume reformer studio, then price it that way. Reality at your floor is two to six clients with one coach, closer to one-on-one personal training. We price it for what it is.

We're gym owners. We needed insurance that priced our studios like studios, not like the highest-risk format on the block. Nobody was selling it, so we built it.

What's covered

One policy covers the studio as the named insured, the trainers you employ, the clients in every session, and the equipment in your space.

General liability

Third-party injuries and property damage on your premises, like a client slipping during a circuit your trainer cued. Standard limits $1M per occurrence and $3M aggregate.

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Professional liability

Claims that a trainer's coaching, programming, or nutrition advice caused harm, credential or not. Standard PL is $1M per claim.

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Business personal property

Your equipment, fit-out, and gear. If a pipe bursts and ruins your dumbbells, this makes you whole. Raise the limit to match what you have invested.

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Workers' comp (add-on)

If you have trainers on a W-2, workers' compensation is required by law in most states. Covers their medical bills and lost wages if they are hurt on the job. Add it in one step.

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Why studios choose Gym Insurance by PushPress

A-rated. Backed by giants. The policy is underwritten by A-rated carriers and reinsured by global names you'd recognize.

Built by gym owners. PushPress has been in fitness for 20+ years. We built the insurance product on top of that, for fitness operators, with no broker fees stacked on top.

Real humans when you need them. Not a call-center maze. And if you already have a policy, switching takes about five minutes and we refund what's left on your old one.

Get your quote

About five minutes, fully online, no paperwork. We ask about the studio, the trainers, the formats you run, and your equipment. Most studios bind the same day.

Questions before you buy?

Talk to me directly

I'm Tara, and I work on Gym Insurance by PushPress. If anything about coverage or pricing is unclear, reach me directly and I'll get you a straight answer.

Quick answers

How much is insurance for a personal training studio?
It starts at $24 a month for the base bundle: general liability, professional liability, and business personal property. Workers' compensation and higher property limits are add-ons, and studios with three or more trainers on payroll typically run $600 to $1,200 a year all-in.
Does one policy cover small group, semi-private, and 1-on-1 sessions?
Yes. All three formats sit under one fitness classification, so the same policy responds to claims from any session and you do not switch products as your mix shifts.
What does it cover?
One policy covers the studio as a business, the trainers you employ, the clients in every session, and your equipment. That means general liability, professional liability (including nutrition guidance trainers give as part of coaching), and business personal property, with workers' compensation as an add-on.
Can I name my landlord as additional insured?
Yes. Standard limits are $1 million per occurrence and $3 million aggregate, which meets the $2 million additional insured requirement most gym landlords ask for. Adding a landlord is included at no extra cost. Request the certificate of insurance any time.
I already have a policy. Can I switch?
Yes, and it takes about five minutes. We refund the unused part of your current policy when you switch, so there is no penalty for moving mid-term.

Just getting started?

Solo trainer? We're building something for you.

If you're a solo personal trainer just starting out, we're building an insurance product that fits you and is priced right. Get on the waitlist and we'll reach out the moment it's ready.