Law360, New York (April 22, 2011) -- Sports gear manufacturer Point 3 Basketball Inc. sued Nike Inc. on Thursday in New York for allegedly infringing its trademarked logo by putting a virtually identical design on its new Dwyane Wade-endorsed Air Jordan sneakers.
The basketball athletic apparel company targeted Nike's decision to use a highly similar stylized number three on its upcoming Dwyane Wade shoe, which is set to go on sale in early May.
Nike LeBron reps were in town this week to lead a group of University of Texas students through one of the workouts. One dropped by the newspaper office to show me how to use the app, called the Nike Training Club.
If you can’t afford a personal trainer, the Nike Training Club is about as close to a good substitute as it gets. And — important to me — it’s intuitive and easy to use on an iPad.
Once the app is on your iPad, you can choose from beginner, intermediate or advanced workouts. A couple dozen options are available under each category.
The workouts are geared toward women, with super-fit athletes illustrating correct form in everything from easy jogging to squats.
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