Events on Studio Veena & Pole Insurance

MPoleDancer started this discussion · 11/29/2011

Hello and Happy Holidays Everyone!! I have a couple of questions... 1) Does anyone have any thoughts on insurance for instructors? I have State Farm but have heard that some companies carry insurance specifically for Pole Instructors. 2) How would I create an Event on Studio Veena? I do not have one yet but may in the future and want to make sure I have done my research :) Can I just fill in info on the "Event" page? Thank you in advance for all of your help!🎅 Luv, M

8 replies

Webmaster · 11/29/2011
Creating an event is as simple as going to the events page and clicking the add event link. :)
MPoleDancer · 11/29/2011
Sounds Easy Enough ;) Thanks so much!!
Charley · 11/29/2011
You can get pole specefic insurance at www.insurance4poledancers.com :)
Mary Ellyn · 11/29/2011
Many of the policies we've reviewed (through our certification program, the Pole Dance Community, and consulting with Insurance 4 Pole Dancers) are not providing the full coverage they think they are getting. Read your exclusions...if it excludes "gymnastics" you may not be covered. If it reads "Dance" and not "pole dance" you may not be covered. Mark from Insurance 4 Pole Dancers can also review your policy and let you know if there are any points to question.
MPoleDancer · 11/29/2011
Thank you! The only problem with Mr. Culps insurance is that it does not count my Pole Moves training for the discount :(. Thanks to everyone who has responded thus far! Super helpful info!
Krista Bocko · 11/29/2011
My training doesn't count either, but his insurance is still much cheaper than the other quote I got. I think the more instructors that get this specific for POLE insurance, the cheaper the rates will go!
Mary Ellyn · 11/29/2011
MPoleDancer...I know they are reviewing applicants for new certification programs....perhaps you should check with them to see if they have applied. Qualified programs will be approved.
MPoleDancer · 11/29/2011
Empyrean-Thanks! I will contact Mr. Culp again to see if anything has changed.