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Personal Training/Insurance without Cert

  • 14-11-2018 08:35AM
    #1
    lemonhayes
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2 ✭


    Has anyone gotten around the need for a cert for insurance/practicing personal training with their degree? Having already spent years and a whole load of money on exercise education, I'm reluctant to fork over a few more grand and time on a personal training cert just for insurance purposes.


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  • #2
    JayRoc
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,650 ✭✭✭JayRoc


    lemonhayes wrote: »
    Hi there,

    I'm researching my options for personal training and insurance for such. I don't have a personal training cert. What I do have is a fitness instructor cert from many moon ago (NCEF) and recently obtained a level 8 BSc. in Strength and Conditioning.

    Has anyone gotten around the need for a cert for insurance/practicing personal training with their degree? Having already spent 7 years and a whole load of money on exercise education, I'm reluctant to fork over a few more grand and time on a personal training cert just for insurance purposes.



    You have a BSc in Strength and Conditioning. This will be acceptable to any insurance company I can think of to get you covered for personal training.


    Most of them will accept level 4 upwards I think but to be honest a weekend course would probably satisfy the criteria to get somebody insured


  • #3
    lemonhayes
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2 ✭lemonhayes


    JayRoc wrote: »
    You have a BSc in Strength and Conditioning. This will be acceptable to any insurance company I can think of to get you covered for personal training.


    Most of them will accept level 4 upwards I think but to be honest a weekend course would probably satisfy the criteria to get somebody insured

    So its a lot less complicated than I thought, we'll take that anyday. Thanks a lot for the response.


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