Why Isn't Yoga Covered
by Health Insurance?


Getting past the excuses NOT to do yoga is a big deal for most people, because we can all think of so many reasons why not!

  • Too tired today
  • Too hippy dippy
  • Too difficult
  • Too easy
  • Too stiff
  • Too expensive


Whenever I run into a student of mine who hasn't been to class in a while, the excuses for why she hasn't been practicing come gushing out with no need for prompting.

Lucas Rockwood Why is that?

Excuses are something we all have to struggle with, and personal power is often a direct result of blasting through those excuses and getting stuff done. Yoga included.

Most excuses are just excuses, but if you're a yoga junkie, your monthly membership can truly add up to a sizeable chunk of change at the end of the year.

That's reality, and it's worth it.

But the good news is, your health insurance provider (if you've got one), might be able to knock one of those big excuses (too expensive) off your list for good.

If you've got health insurance, give them a ring and see if you can get reimbursed. I was super surprised to learn that many insurers do, in fact, cover some portion of fitness memberships.

If you don't have insurance or if your provider is non-cooperative, here are some other ideas to consider:

  • If you've got a progressive employer, put in a request for a “company yoga” classes to be held on site (paid for by the boss).
  • If you're an employer yourself, consider hiring a teacher to come teach your staff 2 afternoons per week (it'll increase productivity, trust me).
  • Check out community classes in your area.


OK, one BIG excuse down. The rest is up to you!

Stay bendy,

Lucas

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