Adidas Sends “Cease And Desist” Notice To Fitness App Maker Forcing Name Change

Aug. 16, 2011 - PRLog -- Citing trademark infringement, Adidas sent a “cease and desist” notice to the creators of miStrengthCoach iPhone fitness app, saying it is too similar to Adidas’ miCoach running app.  miStrengthCoach was created by one of the nation’s top strength coaches, Jacob Moore, in Clearwater, Florida.

“Adidas has a trademark issued on their miCoach name, and they felt that miStrengthCoach was too similar to their mark.  Rather than try to fight Adidas in court, we agreed to change the app name to EliteStrengthCoach to eliminate any conflict with their trademark.”  Jacob Moore, creator of EliteStrengthCoach.

Jacob Moore is a professional personal trainer and strength coach with over 15 years of experience. He specializes in sport specific training and has coached many top tier athletes from collegiate and professional arenas including Kevin Martin, Kris Humphries, Yi Jianlian, Gary Forbes, Courtney Lee, Solomon Alabi, and Cory Brewer, to name a few. Jacob's training style uses progressive and challenging workouts to keep the athlete injury free and motivated to reach personal goals.

For training help for athletes not able to meet personally with Jake in Clearwater, Florida, Jake recently launched the iPhone fitness application renamed to EliteStrengthCoach.  The program includes Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced workouts and nearly 200 exercises drawn from Jake’s extensive experience working with top tier athletes.

If you’d like more information about EliteStrengthCoach, or to schedule an interview with Jacob Moore, please contact Mark Davis at 727-697-7511 or send an email to elitestrengthcoach.app@gmail.com.

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Davis Creations, LLC is the creator of EliteStrengthCoach, a personal fitness iPhone app developed by one of the countries top strength coaches.