Does your gymnastics insurance coverage give you the flexibility that you need?
In the ever-changing gymnastics industry, does the gymnastics insurance for your club give you the flexibility you need to adapt?
If you are looking for expert advice from a friendly team of insurance brokers, Mann Broadbent has over 60 years’ experience in supporting gymnastics clubs.
What insurance might you need for your gymnastics club?
You don’t need us to tell you how important having the right gymnastics insurance coverage is for your gymnastics club. As a high-risk sport, it can provide protection in case of an injury to either the gymnast, coach, or anyone visiting your premises.
Insurance will also help you safeguard against financial losses if your property is damaged or destroyed or you experience theft at your club. Plus, it can also provide protection for the gymnastic club’s committee and its members should there be any legal claims or prosecutions. Of course, if you don’t have the correct insurance in place, you may well be limited in what competitions you can enter and facilities that you might be able to hire.
There is also insurance that is more typical for any business, such as public liability and employer’s liability, which includes volunteers, which you need to consider as a standard part of your insurance policy.
Why an insurance broker can support your gymnastics club.
Not knowing what insurance you should have in place can put your business at risk. Mann Broadbent has the knowledge and expertise to help you manage your risks with a wide range of insurance products from the market. Underinsurance and being overinsured, so paying over what you don’t need, are common problems we see in the gymnastics industry. As the industry and regulations change, we can work with you, giving you a personal service that is flexible around your needs.
If you want to know more about how we support gymnastics clubs with their insurance needs, please call the Mann Broadbent team on 01905 612336 or email enquiry@mannbroadbent.co.uk.
