Rebounding Insurance

To be covered under our rebounding instructor insurance, you need a recognised qualification from a reputable provider. Acceptable certifications typically include rebounding-specific qualifications or trampoline fitness modules from broader fitness certification bodies.

For comprehensive coverage, your qualification should include specific training in the safe use of rebounders, appropriate exercise selection, contraindications, and modification techniques for different fitness levels. If you’re unsure whether your qualification meets our requirements, please contact us directly with details of your certification, and our team will be happy to advise.

Our standard rebounding insurance primarily covers you for teaching trampoline-based fitness classes. However, we understand many fitness professionals teach multiple disciplines. When applying for insurance, you’ll have the opportunity to declare additional fitness activities you teach. Many common fitness disciplines can be included under a single policy for a modest additional premium.

For activities considered higher risk or requiring specialised training (such as aerial fitness or intensive contact sports), additional assessment may be required. It’s essential to declare all your teaching activities accurately when purchasing your policy to ensure you’re fully covered for everything you do. If you later add new class types to your schedule, simply contact us to update your policy accordingly.

This is an increasingly common question with the rise of virtual fitness instruction. When teaching online classes where participants use their own equipment, our policies generally provide coverage for claims arising from your instruction, provided you’ve taken reasonable steps to ensure safety.

This includes clearly communicating equipment requirements, demonstrating proper setup, providing safety guidelines, and offering modifications for different skill levels. However, claims specifically related to equipment failure of client-owned rebounders would typically fall to the equipment manufacturer rather than the instructor. For comprehensive protection when teaching virtual classes, we recommend maintaining recordings of your sessions and providing written safety guidance to participants before classes begin.

Our rebounding insurance focuses primarily on liability protection rather than business interruption for individual sessions. If you need to cancel client appointments due to personal illness or injury, our optional Personal Accident cover can provide income replacement during recovery periods, helping offset financial losses from cancelled classes.

For broader business interruption scenarios, such as venue closure or equipment damage that prevents multiple sessions from taking place, additional business interruption coverage may be appropriate. This optional protection helps replace lost income during periods when you’re unable to teach for reasons beyond your control. Our team can advise on the most appropriate combination of coverages for your specific business model.

We provide instant coverage with immediate documentation upon completion of your application and payment. This means you can obtain insurance minutes before a new teaching opportunity if necessary, though we recommend arranging coverage further in advance when possible.

Your policy documents are available to download immediately after purchase, allowing you to provide proof of insurance to venues or clients without delay. For instructors who frequently take on last-minute teaching opportunities, our efficient online system ensures insurance never becomes a barrier to accepting new work. If you require assistance with urgent coverage needs, our customer service team is available to help expedite the process.