I work in a small gym and I am thinking of adding a Tabata style class. Can I call my class ‘Tabata’ or is that name patented?

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Kelly November 25, 2015 0 Comments

Any advice on how to teach this style of class would be welcomed. I will be teaching a group ranging from 30’s, 40’s and 50’s – they are very fit and dedicated. The last instructor who quit taught a HIIT style class and they loved it so I thought Tabata would be a good addition to their program.

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Personally I think that any of the current Tabata style classes out there are considered HIIT classes (very different form the original study Dr. Tabata performed). For this reason alone you can call it what ever you want. You can create classes similar to the “Tabata” style classes which are taught around the country without even using this title.

I work in a small gym and I am thinking of adding a Tabata style class. Can I call my class ‘Tabata’ or is that name patented?

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