Respect for your information

Privacy policy for Tabata Bootcamp visitors

A plain-language overview of how a static training website handles basic visitor information. This guide is written for visitors who want to understand the information used by this website.

Training shoes prepared beside a workout space

This website is designed to provide program information, training articles and simple ways to request support. We aim to collect only the information needed to respond to a question or complete a request. We do not publish personal profiles, sell visitor information or ask for sensitive payment credentials through ordinary contact messages.

Privacy: choose the starting point

A support message may include a name, a reply address and the context needed to answer. That information is used for the purpose of the request, retained only as long as needed for support or legal obligations, and handled with reasonable administrative safeguards. You can ask what information is held about your request or ask for an update where applicable.

Put privacy into practice

The site may use essential browser storage for navigation preferences. External images on blog pages are loaded from their stated source and may receive a normal browser request. If the website later adds analytics or forms, the public policy should be updated before those tools are activated.

Privacy: keep this in view

Share the minimum information needed, avoid sending sensitive credentials and contact the support desk if you have a privacy question.

Details worth noticing in privacy

  • No personal profiles are published
  • Support requests are purpose-limited
  • Sensitive payment data is not requested by email

A next step for privacy

In your next privacy session, notice this detail: no personal profiles are published. Record what changed in your movement or planning, then use that observation to choose one practical adjustment for the following appointment.