Insurance

[caledonianprint]

What is the best way to go for insurance.

Looking for cover for class training, grappling/striking.

[HarryHill]

Yeah same here!

[Rob Hannis]

Go around in a massive circle of TMA clubs! It's a pain in the ass most the time, I tried a load of traditional associations, newly developing associations etc and found them all a nightmare just for insurance for our bjj club. Most of them require you to have a black belt, doesn't matter what it's in. Even had some asking me if I couldn't be "graded up" to black just so I could join them. Basically they didn't have a clue.

Best bets are the grappling arts association, or peter consterdines association (british combat association I think)

[cagekombat]

Hiscox does reasonable insurance

[fishface]

I have instructors indemnity for £10 million large ones, covers my BJJ/MMA and kids classes, if you want the details PM me :D


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[bjjeu]

Try the GAA (http://www.grapplingartsassociation.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=16&Itemid=47)

It was specifically designed for BJJ, Submission Grappling and MMA. Plus you get to deal with someone who will call you back!!

[Jollio]

Try the GAA (http://www.grapplingartsassociation.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=16&Itemid=47)

It was specifically designed for BJJ, Submission Grappling and MMA. Plus you get to deal with someone who will call you back!!


Any ideas who the insurance is underwritten by as it doesnt say on the site???

[ringmedic]

I would reccommend GAA their insurance is through TL Risk Solutions.

[ringmedic]

Also bear in mind that NO insurance company will cover MMA as this is considered a "dangerous sport". If you inspect your policy you will probably not find the part that prohibits striking a grounded opponent but it is there!