At REPs, we take great pride in our registered trademarks, which symbolise the high standards and credibility we've established in the fitness industry since 2002. We actively protect our intellectual property rights to preserve the integrity of our brand and the services we provide to our members.
REPs
The word "REPs" is protected under UK law and can no longer be used in any context without our permission. Members of REPs may use this word in connection with their membership and services offered under the scope of REPs. | |||
REPs Training Provider
The REPs Training Provider badge is available exclusively for training provider members of REPs. Unauthorised use of this badge constitutes trademark infringement and may lead to legal action. |  | ||
REPs Registered Exercise Professional
The Registered Exercise Professional badge is available exclusively for exercise professional members of REPs. Unauthorised use of this badge constitutes trademark infringement and may lead to legal action. |  | ||
REPs The Register of Exercise Professionals
The REPs brand logos must not be used without our permission under any circumstances. Unauthorised use of these logos constitutes trademark infringement and may lead to legal action. |
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Under UK law, the unauthorised use of a registered trademark constitutes trademark infringement. Any exercise professional, training provider, or other parties found to be using our trademarks without a valid licence agreement or membership will be asked to cease and desist immediately. Failure to comply may result in legal action and potential penalties.
If you are currently using any of our trademarks without permission, we kindly request that you stop doing so immediately to avoid potential legal consequences.
In addition to our registered trademarks, there may be instances where we use unregistered trademarks to identify our products and services. While unregistered trademarks do not receive the same level of legal protection as registered trademarks, they are still protected under UK law through the common law of "passing off." To succeed in a passing off claim, we must prove that we have established goodwill in the unregistered trademark, that there has been misrepresentation by the infringing party, and that we have suffered damages as a result. We kindly ask that you respect our unregistered trademarks and refrain from using them without our permission.
If you have any questions about our trademarks or need permission to use them, please contact us at support@repsuk.org
