Vinyasa Yoga Insurance

Get top rated yoga insurance that covers Vinyasa yoga instructors for no additional cost. 

Yoga Insurance For Vinyasa Instructors

What is Vinyasa yoga insurance?

The main foundation of Vinyasa Yoga is the synchronization of breath toe movement—it’s vital that instructors are able to teach breath as an anchor, even as students move through advanced poses, vigorous movements, and powerful sequences. Students should expect a variety of warm-up stretches or standing poses before launching into breath-linked movements, sequences, and flows.

Because Vinyasa Yoga is focused on powerful movements, vigorous activity, strength, and flexibility, there are inherent risks involved. Just as with any yoga practice (or exercise in general), overstretching, spraining, breaking, slipping, and falling are all potential injuries that could (unfortunately) fall back on the yoga instructor.

That’s where beYogi can help.

As a Vinyasa Yoga instructor, it’s crucial to ensure that you’re investing in reliable, quality Vinyasa Yoga insurance. Liability insurance for yoga instructors—both general and professional—is vital for safeguarding a yoga instructor’s career, reputation, and future.

Often, when accidents happen, students will blame injuries or negligence on instructors—and even if these claims are unfounded, they can damage an instructor’s reputation, finances, and career. With quality Vinyasa Yoga liability insurance, you can ensure you’re protected against the damages an allegation, claim, or potential lawsuit could cause.

BeYogi is proud to have your back. We understand the unique, specific risks associated with Vinyasa yoga—and any other branch or style of yoga you might teach. That’s why we offer all-inclusive programs that cover dozens of yoga styles—this way, you’re always protected, giving you the peace of mind to teach your students correctly, safely, and seamlessly.

Ready to learn more about beYogi’s coverage? Check out our coverage options here to see which of our policies best fit your needs.

Policy Coverages + Benefits

  • Professional/General Liability: $2 Million per occurrence / $3 Million annual aggregate
  • Personal Injury & Advertising Coverage: $2 Million annual aggregate
  • Identity Protection Coverage: $25,000
  • Occurrence From Coverage
  • Nationwide Coverage
  • Online, Live & Pre-recorded Sessions Included
  • $1,500 Membership Benefits

Transparent & Simple Policy Pricing 

One Year PRO

Part-Time

$169/YR

One Year PRO

Full-Time

$179/YR

Two Year PRO

Full-Time

$314/YR

Membership Benefits

A beYogi membership comes with exclusive member benefits including discounts to your favorite yoga brands, continuing education, access to our Insurance Healthcare marketplace and more.

What is Vinyasa Yoga?

A wildly popular style of yoga, Vinyasa Yoga is often referred to as “flow yoga” for the way its poses and sequences run together. Arguably the most popular contemporary style of yoga, Vinyasa is a broad classification that encompasses a variety of yoga types, including styles like Power Yoga, Baptiste Power Yoga, CorePower, and more.

Vinyasa yoga can best be described as a fluid, movement-intensive practice that smoothly transitions from pose to pose while linking breath and movement together. Often, vinyasa practices are designed to focus on the flow of the sequence. While some instructors might use repetitive movements, vinyasa yoga is rarely defined by meticulous sequences or regular routines, so it’s often an ideal choice for yoga students who love to practice creativity and enjoy the freedom of flowing movements.

No two vinyasa classes are ever the same and Vinyasa classes tend to focus on stringing movements together with little rest time in between. This means that this unique, yet popular, style of yoga stands in direct opposition to yoga styles like Hatha Yoga (where students are often focused on one pose at a time with rest in between), Iyengar Yoga (a meticulous practice that is highly technical ), and Ashtanga Yoga (where the repetition of the same poses in the same sequence is key).

How to become a Vinyasa Yoga Instructor?

We would recommend starting your yoga journey with a more general 200HR yoga teacher training. It important to know the fundamentals of yoga. Becoming a Vinyasa Yoga Instructor is a dynamic and fulfilling path, especially for those who enjoy flowing, breath-linked movement and creative sequencing. Vinyasa yoga is one of the most popular modern styles and is rooted in the synchronization of movement and breath, often with influence from Ashtanga Yoga and Hatha Yoga.

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Modalities Covered

We are proud to offer coverage for over 500 wellness modalities including yoga instruction. If you offer services like Yoga Therapy, Pilates or Reiki, we invite you to explore our full list to view what other modalities are included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Vinyasa yoga insurance cost?

Most yoga liability insurance companies offer insurance policies ranging from $179 to $400 annually. However, there are many factors to consider when shopping for the best Vinyasa yoga insurance price. Of course, the annual cost is essential, but it's also important to consider what it includes. For example, many insurance companies may offer a low outward-facing price but tack on additional fees for extra services, coverage, or benefits. When considering which insurance company is best for yoga teachers, consider what the policy includes with the premium and what costs extra before making your final decision. Discover how to spot a good price-to-coverage ratio by reading our yoga teacher insurance cost guide

What kind of services does Vinyasa yoga insurance cover?

There are over 500 modalities that a beYogi policy will cover, including services in the yoga, massage, fitness, or beauty industries. Vinyasa yoga insurance refers to professions that offer sessions that encompass a variety of yoga types, including styles like Power Yoga, Baptiste Power Yoga, CorePower, and more.

Do I need Vinyasa yoga insurance if I teach at my home?

Having your own individual policy or personal liability insurance is always a good idea. If you do not currently have an employer and you offer services outside of your home, having a liability insurance policy will be more important than ever. You may also want to consider a business owner's policy if you have any employees. 

How much coverage is enough for Vinyasa teachers?

The recommended professional and general liability coverage is $2 million per occurrence with a $3 million annual aggregate. A beYogi policy limit was designed with yoga and wellness risks in mind.

What is the difference between general & professional liability?

Professional liability coverage helps protect against occupation-specific risks, like a professional error or a negligent omission. These situations can occur when the yoga instructor does something wrong or is accused of doing something that results in harm or injury to another individual's self or property. 

General liability coverage is designed for generic risky situations, like a slip or fall. These circumstances are not tied to a specific profession but could occur in any occupation. General liability claims can arise when there is perceived negligence, creating a hazardous situation or environment that causes harm or damage to another individual.

Am I covered if I offer services at various locations?

One of the benefits of a beYogi policy is its portability. In other words, you're not tied to a specific location to provide your services. We offer coverage in all 50 states and ensure the practitioner, not just the place where they teach yoga. This means you're free to take your offerings on the road, to the park, online, or to a friend's house. Your coverage follows you wherever you go and wherever you teach yoga within the United States.

Why do you need liability insurance?

In addition to the financial protection that comes with Vinyasa yoga insurance, there are several other benefits to being a policyholder. For example, having insurance can boost your credibility by demonstrating to clients that you are a professional who prioritizes safety and responsibility. This confidence allows you to focus on teaching without worrying about unforeseen issues.

Additionally, members may enjoy a series of benefits from their policy. A beYogi member has numerous member benefits at their fingertips, including exclusive discounts, services, and resources. These perks of the policy make our coverage all the more beneficial for our members.

Why choose beYogi Vinyasa insurance?

  • Protection of financial & personal assets

  • Credibility within your community 

  • Membership benefits offered by beYogi

  • Identity theft protection

  • Mobile policy- all 50 states are covered

  • Includes online & telehealth coverage

What is occurrence-based coverage, and why is it important?

Occurrence-based coverage is the preferred coverage option because it protects policyholders even after the policy expires. With occurrence-based or occurrence form coverage, you're protected for incidents that occur during the policy period. Even if you file a claim after the policy expires, you'll still be covered for incidents that happened while the policy was active.

Claims can be delayed for various reasons, such as a client not realizing the full extent of their injury, paperwork issues, or other factors. As a result, a claim might be filed after your policy has expired. For this reason, occurrence-based protection can be a lifesaver for yoga professionals because they don't have to stress about a claim being filed on time for incidents that occur while the policy is in place.

How does a Vinyasa yoga insurance claim work?

An insurance claim can be a relatively simple process. After an incident in which a student or third party is harmed, they could file a lawsuit against you. If this happens, the policyholder will simply contact their insurance company and inform them of the claim. The insurance provider will then determine the claim's validity and what portion of coverage may be available. Your insurance agent can walk you through the details once a claim occurs.

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