Martial Arts Travel Insurance

What is martial arts?

Martial arts include a wide range of combat disciplines, practised for self-defence, fitness and personal development. Many martial arts have cultural or philosophical roots, placing strong emphasis on discipline, respect and self-control.

Do I need travel insurance for martial arts?

Yes. Practising martial arts abroad can lead to injuries from physical contact or intensive training. If you’re travelling for training camps or demonstrations, travel insurance can help with medical costs and cancellations.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for martial arts and physical training abroad
• Customisable policies for solo travellers or groups
• Protection for beginners and seasoned practitioners
• No hidden exclusions – clear, straightforward cover

What is included in martial arts travel insurance?

Martial arts travel insurance typically includes emergency medical treatment, personal accident cover, repatriation and cancellation protection if you're unable to travel due to injury or illness.

Does standard travel insurance cover martial arts?

Usually not. Many general policies exclude contact sports. A specialist policy that includes martial arts offers more suitable protection.

Can I get martial arts insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Declare your condition when getting a quote and we’ll assess your eligibility. Terms may vary depending on your health history.

Is there a maximum age for martial arts travel insurance?

Many policies offer cover up to age 70. If you're healthy and active, options may still be available. Always review provider terms before purchasing.

Top international martial arts destinations

• China – Shaolin and Wudang schools for traditional training
• Japan – Dojos for Judo, Karate and Aikido
• Brazil – Centres of excellence for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
• Thailand – Muay Thai training camps in urban and rural areas
• South Korea – Home of Taekwondo with renowned dojangs

What to pack for a martial arts trip

• Training clothing and comfortable footwear
• Personal ID, insurance documents and emergency contacts
• Water bottle and basic nutrition supplies

Common martial arts injuries and how insurance helps

Training can sometimes result in:

• Strains or sprains from repetitive movement
• Impact injuries like bruises or fractures
• Overuse injuries including tendonitis

Insurance helps cover medical care, emergency travel and refunds for missed parts of your trip.

Tips for safe and effective martial arts practice

• Warm up and cool down before and after sessions
• Train under qualified, experienced instructors
• Focus on proper technique to prevent injury
• Pay attention to your body and rest when needed