Gym Insurance+ vs. CrossFit RRG

CrossFit Affiliates have an insurance choice. Gym Insurance+ meets all Affiliate requirements, at a better price and with better coverage than CrossFit RRG.

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Gym Insurance+

At Gym Insurance+, we focus on saving you money while ensuring optimal coverage to protect you and your gym. Founded by PushPress co-founders who recognized that gym owners nationwide faced rising premiums from predatory providers, we set out to make a difference.

We offer general liability, professional liability, and business personal property policies that meet all CrossFit Affiliate requirements - with reasonable prices and great coverage.

CrossFit RRG

CrossFit's official recommended insurance partner (though we hope not for long!), CrossFit RRG has established itself as the leading insurance provider for CrossFit Affiliates. Their policies are tailored to CrossFit gyms—an improvement over non-gym-focused providers—but their coverage isn't as well-suited for other gyms, nor necessarily the best option for CrossFit gyms either.

Learn more about what sets us apart:

> Built by real gym owners, to protect you

Our team is the same one behind PushPress, the gym management software beloved by the CrossFit community. If you know us, you know we care deeply about helping gym owners grow their businesses and avoid financial predators targeting small business owners.

We're here daily, working to support our fellow fitness professionals every step of the way. Your success is our success.

> "We hold the pen"

Kids classes and camps, pegboards, cold plunge pools, homemade equipment—we cover it all. We designed our insurance policies specifically for CrossFit Affiliates with direct input from PushPress leadership, CrossFit gym owners, and insurance experts.

In insurance, "those who hold the pen hold the power." As an insurance company controlling our own underwriting, we can truly design policies for our customers. At Gym Insurance+, we've got that pen firmly in hand. Tell us your fitness idea, and we'll let you know if we can cover it. Simple as that.

> Better limits for lower prices

Check out our comparison table below. For the main coverages (Professional Liability, General Liability), as well as Damage to Premises Rented to You and Personal Advertising Liability, our limits match CrossFit RRG's. But that's where similarities end.

Our limits for Medical Payments, Sexual Abuse & Molestation, and Products-Completed Operations are double or triple CrossFit RRG's. This means more potential coverage for your claims. We've based these limits on real examples from gym owners, ensuring you have the protection your business truly needs.

> No funny business

Insurance, life, staying healthy, owning a gym—it's all challenging enough. We're here to make insurance as simple as possible. If something isn't clear, just ask us. We want you to feel comfortable, heard, and above all, safe. That's why there are no "gotcha" or "you shoulda asked" clauses in our policies. What you see is what you get.

More about CrossFit RRG policies:

> Membership fee required

CrossFit RRG charges an annual membership fee for CrossFit Affiliates who buy their insurance. We think that's nuts. You shouldn't need to pay a membership fee to be a valued insurance customer. Yes, you're a valued member of our insurance community and we want to hear your opinions—we're just happy to hear them for free!

> CrossFit-specialized (so are we!)

Yes, CrossFit RRG is built by CrossFit gym owners for CrossFit gym owners, but so is Gym Insurance+! Our team is the same one behind PushPress, the gym management software beloved by the CrossFit community. We're here to support you and help your gym thrive—keep bringing your dogs and kids to your gym, enjoying those post-WOD beers after working out with your homemade equipment and cold plunging. We are fellow CrossFit athletes and we have your best interests at heart.

> Higher rates

CrossFit RRG policies include wacky additional coverages most gym owners will never use. These unnecessary additions keep your premiums high—more money into CrossFit RRG's pocket, less in yours. Trust us, you don't need communicable disease coverage (no, COVID would not be covered). And if you genuinely need inland marine coverage (unless you're running your gym from a food truck, you don't), we can help you find that separately.

> 80% coinsurance clause

Coinsurance is an insurance industry "gotcha" that only harms gym owners. It's confusing and ultimately protects the insurance company, not you. CrossFit RRG policies have an 80% coinsurance clause, meaning you'll only get 80% of your total insurable value from a claim—or even less if you list your property values below a certain limit.

This is unacceptable. Coinsurance clauses are one of the top reasons customers report bad claims experiences and switch providers. Skip the headache and avoid policies with this clause—it offers you zero benefit.

Coverage Limits Comparison

Gym Insurance+
CrossFit RRG
Professional Liability
$1M per occurrence / $1M aggregate1
$1M per occurrence / $1M aggregate
$1M per occurrence / $1M aggregate
General Liability
$1M per occurrence / $3M aggregate
$1M per occurrence / $3M aggregate
$1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate
Medical Payments2
$10k aggregate
$5k aggregate
no minimum
Products-completed operations3
$2M aggregate
$1M aggregate
no minimum
Damage to premises rented to you4
$300k aggregate
$300k aggregate
no minimum
Personal advertising injury5
$1M aggregate
$1M aggregate
no minimum
Sexual abuse and molestation6
$300k per occurrence / $600k aggregate
$100k per occurrence / $100k aggregate
no minimum
Business Personal Property
100% insured value
Subject to 80% coinsurance clause7
no minimum
Business Income Interruption
100% insured value
Subject to 80% coinsurance clause
no minimum
Legal Defense Costs
no minimum
Employees, Temporary Workers, Volunteers
no minimum

Note: This coverage comparison chart is accurate as of February 2025. Policy terms can change without notice, so please double check your latest policy quote before making your decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

1What does "per occurrence" and "aggregate" mean in my quote?

When evaluating an insurance policy, you'll often see two key limits: per occurrence and aggregate limit.

  • Per Occurrence Limit: This is the maximum amount your insurer will pay for a single claim or incident. If your policy has a $1 million per occurrence limit, that means for each covered claim, the insurer will pay up to $1 million.
  • Aggregate Limit: This is the total amount your insurer will pay for all claims within the policy period (usually a year). If your policy has a $2 million aggregate limit, once all claims in that period reach $2 million, no further claims will be covered.

For example, if you have a $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate policy:

  • A single claim for $1M is fully covered.
  • If you have three separate $1M claims in a year, only the first two are covered (reaching the $2M aggregate), and the third would be out-of-pocket.

Understanding these limits is crucial for businesses, as they determine how much protection your policy provides against multiple claims.

2What is the Medical Payments coverage in my policy?

Medical Payments coverage is a built-in feature of your General Liability policy that helps cover minor medical expenses for injuries that occur on your premises or as a result of your operations—regardless of fault. Often called "goodwill coverage," it allows you to quickly address medical costs, such as emergency room visits or first aid, helping to prevent minor incidents from escalating into lawsuits. By promptly covering small medical expenses, this coverage can also help maintain positive relationships with customers and visitors.

3What does Products-Completed Operations mean?

This confusingly-named coverage is part of your General Liability policy. It protects you from customer lawsuits alleging property damage or injury due to your product or completed service. For gym owners, this coverage is relevant if you sell fitness equipment, supplements, or other products to members, for services like personal training sessions, fitness classes, or equipment installations. Coverage extends beyond the immediate use of your gym, protecting you from claims that may arise weeks or months later.

4What is covered under Damage to Premises Rented to You

Products-Completed Operations coverage is a key part of your General Liability policy that protects your business from lawsuits alleging injury or property damage caused by your products or completed services. For gym owners, this coverage is especially important if you sell fitness equipment, supplements, or other products, or if you provide services like personal training, group fitness classes, or equipment installations. Unlike general premises liability, this coverage extends beyond the immediate use of your gym, protecting you from claims that may arise weeks or even months after a product is sold or a service is completed.

5Why would I need Personal Advertising Injury?

Included in your General Liability policy, Personal & Advertising Injury coverage protects your business from claims related to non-physical injuries, such as defamation, copyright infringement, or privacy violations. This could include accidentally using another gym’s slogan or logo in advertising, making comparative statements that could be seen as defamatory, or improperly using someone’s likeness in promotional materials. This coverage helps safeguard your business from costly legal disputes arising from advertising and communication practices.

6Do I need Sexual Abuse and Molestation (SAM) coverage?

Yes, SAM coverage is a crucial part of your General Liability policy, especially if you operate a gym that offers jiu-jitsu or other close-contact sports. It provides protection against claims of sexual misconduct, which can be financially and reputationally devastating—even if allegations are unfounded. Coverage limits can vary significantly between policies, so it's important to review your quote carefully and compare options to ensure you have adequate protection.

7What is an 80% coinsurance clause?

Coinsurance is an insurance industry "gotcha" that only benefits the insurance company, not you. An 80% coinsurance clause requires you to insure your property for at least 80% of its total replacement cost. If you don’t, your claim payout will be reduced, leaving you on the hook for a large portion of the loss.

For example, CrossFit RRG policies have an 80% coinsurance clause, meaning you'll only get 80% of your total insurable value from a claim—or even less if your property values are listed below a certain limit. This can lead to major financial shortfalls when you need coverage the most.

Coinsurance clauses are one of the top reasons gym owners report bad claims experiences and switch providers. They add unnecessary confusion and risk, all while protecting the insurer—not you. Skip the headache and choose a policy without coinsurance. It offers you zero benefit.

Don't I also need Accident Coverage?

Our policies typically do not include Accident Coverage. This is a standalone policy often offered by non-gym-specialized insurers. Unlike Medical Payments coverage, Accident Coverage provides broader protection, covering medical expenses, rehab costs, loss of income, and sometimes legal fees.

We generally only recommend this coverage for gyms with a primarily youth-based membership since injuries among children tend to be more frequent. However, if you believe this coverage is necessary for your facility, we can offer it separately. Our agents are happy to assist in finding the right solution for your needs.

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