Privacy
This page explains what happens to your email when you ask for the free 4-week plan. Short version: we use it to send you the plan and one email each Sunday, nothing else, and you can leave in one click.
Who looks after your data
Gio Workouts, run by Sergio Cano. Contact: [email protected]. Postal address: C/ del Palleter, 36, bajo derecha, 46008 València (Valencia), Spain.
What we collect
The email address you type in the form and, if you came from a link, which video or page sent you (for example a YouTube video code), saved with your subscription. We also count page visits, clicks and sign-ups in totals per day and per video (for example "40 visits and 3 sign-ups from this video"). Those counts never include your email, your IP address or anything that identifies you.
Why, and on what basis
- To send you the plan PDF and confirm your address.
- To send you one email each Sunday with a workout.
- To count, in totals, which videos bring sign-ups, so we know which videos help.
We send you the emails because you asked for them and gave your consent when you sent the form. You can withdraw it at any time. Saving which video sent you, and counting sign-ups per video, is our legitimate interest in knowing which videos help; you can object at any time by writing to us. The counts never identify you.
Who else handles it
Our email service, Kit, stores the list and sends the emails for us. Kit records the date you signed up and confirmed, and your IP address, as proof of your consent, and may record when you open the emails and click their links. Kit is based in the United States and works under a data processing agreement. This page is hosted by Cloudflare. We do not sell or share your email with anyone else.
Cookies
This page sets no cookies and uses no ad or tracking scripts.
How long we keep it
While you are subscribed. Every email has an unsubscribe link: one click and we stop writing to you. If you also want your address deleted, write to [email protected].
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct, delete or take a copy of your data, and to limit or object to how we use it. Write to [email protected]. If you think we got something wrong, you can also complain to the data protection authority where you live.