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HWPO Privacy Policy

Version: 2.0
‍Effective date: July1, 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how HWPO LLC ("HWPO," "we," "us," or "our") collects, uses, discloses, retains, and protects personal data when you use HWPO's websites, mobile applications, training programs, memberships, personalized and automated features, connected services, human and digital coaching, nutrition and wellness tools, communities, events, content, rewards, storefronts, customer support, and other products or services that link to this Policy (collectively, the "Services"). The Consumer Health Data Notice in Section 14 is part of this Privacy Policy. It provides additional information for residents of Washington and other U.S. states with consumer-health-data laws. It should be published through a prominent, direct link wherever those laws require one.

1. Who is responsible for your data

HWPO LLC is the controller or business responsible for the personal data covered by this Policy, unless a transaction- or feature-specific notice identifies another controller.

HWPO LLC

520 Avenue D, Williston, VT 05495, USA

Email: contact@hwpotraining.com

Email: contact@hwpotraining.com

Do not send laboratory reports, genetics reports, passwords, government identifiers, payment-card information, or other sensitive documents by ordinary email. Use a secure in-product or request-portal method when available.

2. Scope and relationship to other notices

This Policy applies to personal data processed through the Services and related transactions, fulfillment, events, customer support, marketing, security, and business operations. It does not govern a third party's independent processing, even if you reach that party through an HWPO link, checkout, event, or integration.

Point-of-collection disclosures, consent screens, community rules, promotion terms, checkout terms, or other notices may provide more detail for a particular interaction. For example, an optional connected-data feature may present separate consent for collecting or sharing health data, and a commerce or device provider may present its own authorization or privacy notice. If a more specific notice conflicts with this Policy, the more specific notice controls for that interaction.

The fitness and wellness Services are intended for general-wellness use. Unless HWPO expressly states otherwise in a separate written agreement, do not assume that information covered by this Policy is protected by the U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Consumer-health, privacy, breach-notification, communications, and other laws may still apply.

3. Personal data we collect

The data we collect depends on the Services you use, purchases you make, permissions you grant, audiences you select, and information you choose to provide.

3.1 Account, profile, and contact data

We may collect:

  1. name, email address, phone number, username, profile image, date of birth or age range, and authentication identifiers;
  2. mailing, billing, or shipping address and other contact information;
  3. gender, sex, height, weight, preferred units, timezone, language, and similar profile attributes;
  4. account status, subscription entitlements, program selections, roles, tags, preferences, visibility settings, and communication settings; and
  5. customer-support identity-verification information.

3.2 Membership, subscription, and digital-purchase data

We collect plan, trial, purchase, renewal, cancellation, promotion, tax, invoice, receipt, payment status, currency, transaction, entitlement, and purchase-channel information. Payment-card credentials are generally collected and processed by Stripe, Apple, Google, Shopify, or another payment provider rather than stored directly by HWPO.

3.3 Shop, order, and fulfillment data

When you browse or purchase through the Shop, we may collect:

  1. products viewed, cart contents, quantities, sizes, variants, discounts, and promotion codes;
  2. order identifiers, order number, email address, payment and financial status, fraud or risk status, and transaction timestamps;
  3. line items, subtotal, discounts, taxes, shipping charges, total, currency, refunds, returns, cancellations, and chargeback information;
  4. shipping name, address, city, region, postal code, country, delivery instructions, selected shipping method, tracking, and fulfillment status; and
  5. customer-service communications, product issues, replacement requests, and information returned to us by the commerce, payment, carrier, or fulfillment provider.

We may retain order-event or webhook records needed to reconcile transactions, provide order history and support, prevent fraud, and maintain legal records. A commerce provider may independently collect additional payment, device, or transaction data under its own privacy notice.

3.4 Training, performance, nutrition, and activity data

We may collect:

  1. selected programs, scheduled workouts, completed or skipped sessions, sets, repetitions, loads, pace, distance, duration, scores, and timestamps;
  2. perceived exertion, session notes, modifications, equipment, locations, movement preferences, goals, benchmarks, personal records, achievements, progress, and training streaks;
  3. food entries, nutrition goals, meal information, energy or nutrient estimates, hydration, preferences, and other nutrition information you provide;
  4. exercise videos, form-check submissions, coach feedback, program position, schedule, and attendance or completion inferences; and
  5. training patterns, response measurements, readiness estimates, and personalized decisions derived from the information above.

3.5 Wellness, connected-device, and sensitive data

If you enable optional wellness, connected-data, or personalization features, we may collect or infer information concerning your health, physiology, genetics, reproductive or hormonal health, injuries, or wellness. Depending on what you connect or submit, this may include:

  1. wearable and device data such as recovery, heart-rate variability, resting heart rate, heart-rate zones, sleep stages and duration, respiratory rate, blood-oxygen measurements, skin temperature, strain, workouts, energy expenditure, and device-sync status;
  2. laboratory-report information such as collection date, fasting status, analyte names, results, units, reference ranges, and markers relating to cardiovascular, metabolic, inflammatory, endocrine, hormonal, nutritional, reproductive, or other systems;
  3. genetics-report information such as report metadata, genetic variants, traits, predispositions, and inferred performance, recovery, or injury-response characteristics;
  4. body-composition, mobility, injury, pain, disability, symptom, recovery, menstrual-cycle, pregnancy, postpartum, fertility, nutrition, medication-context, sleep, stress, and lifestyle information that you choose to provide; and
  5. inferred health or wellness information, including correlations, readiness predictions, risk indicators, biological-age or longevity estimates, fertility-support indicators, personalized ranges, and explanations generated from other data.

We treat these categories as sensitive and apply the additional practices in Section 14. We do not require optional health, laboratory, or genetics information to use basic training or Shop features.

3.6 Coaching, personalization, and automated-feature data

We may collect and process:

  1. messages, prompts, questions, and feedback you submit to human or automated coaching features;
  2. images, audio, videos, whiteboards, scoreboards, documents, equipment photos, and other files you attach;
  3. generated replies, summaries, safety evaluations, proposed edits, structured extracts, feedback ratings, model or system route, and conversation identifiers;
  4. personalization memories, settings, or preferences you create or approve, including goals, schedule, travel, equipment, training preferences, modifications, injuries, nutrition, lifestyle, menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and postpartum needs;
  5. context about the screen, program, product, workout, or session you are viewing when you ask a question; and
  6. human-coach notes, video reviews, availability, assignments, and communications.

Media may be transmitted to a contracted provider to produce the response, extraction, transcription, moderation, or review you request. Unless the interface states otherwise, temporary copies may remain in provider security systems or backups under applicable contracts and retention periods even if the media is not displayed later in your history.

3.7 Community, messaging, event, and media data

We may collect:

  1. member profile, membership, role, group, tag, follower, and audience information;
  2. posts, comments, reactions, polls and votes, mentions, chats, direct messages, attachments, audio, images, videos, live streams, and other community content;
  3. event names, descriptions, schedules, recurrence, virtual links, in-person locations, capacity, RSVP status, attendee lists, reminders, recordings, and event-related communications;
  4. leaderboard entries, scores, rankings, challenge participation, achievements, and shared wins;
  5. content reports, blocks, moderation actions, safety escalations, appeals, and records needed to enforce community rules; and
  6. metadata such as posting time, content identifier, delivery or read status, audience, and interaction history.

Content may be visible to another person, a group, members, event attendees, coaches, administrators, or the public as indicated in the interface. A recipient may save or redistribute content outside HWPO's control. Direct messages and nonpublic content may be accessed by authorized personnel or providers when necessary for delivery, security, moderation, support, legal compliance, or enforcement.

3.8 Rewards, promotions, surveys, and referrals

We may collect points balances, earning and redemption activity, tiers, streaks, reward selections, discount codes, referrals, promotion eligibility, giveaway entries, survey responses, preferences, and fraud or abuse signals. If you provide information about a referred person, you must have authority to do so.

3.9 Support and communications

We collect support tickets, request type, status, account or order context, correspondence, attachments, satisfaction feedback, call or chat information, troubleshooting steps, and resolution history. We also collect email, SMS, push-notification, and in-app communication preferences and engagement, including delivery, open, click, and unsubscribe events where permitted.

3.10 Device, usage, location, and diagnostic data

We may collect:

  1. IP address, device and advertising identifiers where permitted, operating system, app version, browser type, language, timezone, and approximate location derived from IP;
  2. pages, products, and screens viewed; searches; taps; feature interactions; referring URLs; session dates; and performance metrics;
  3. crash reports, error logs, network information, and diagnostic data; and
  4. fraud, abuse, authentication, and security signals, which may include device identifiers and coarse geolocation.

We do not collect precise geolocation unless a feature clearly requests it and you grant permission. If you create or attend an in-person event, you may choose to provide an event location, which can be precise and may be visible to the audience identified by the event.

3.11 Cookies and similar technologies

Our websites, storefronts, apps, and service providers may use cookies, SDKs, pixels, local storage, and similar technologies for authentication, cart and checkout operation, preferences, security, analytics, communications, fraud prevention, and other disclosed purposes. Where required, we request consent before using nonessential technologies. A separate cookie notice or preference center may provide additional choices.

4. Where personal data comes from

We collect personal data from:

  1. you, when you create an account, complete a workout, log food, upload a file, send a message, post content, RSVP to an event, make a purchase, contact support, or otherwise use the Services;
  2. your devices and apps, when you grant operating-system, health-platform, camera, microphone, photo-library, location, notification, or similar permissions;
  3. connected services, such as wearable, health-data, identity, or social providers, when you authorize a connection;
  4. payment, commerce, and fulfillment providers, such as Stripe, Apple, Google, Shopify, carriers, and warehouse or fulfillment partners;
  5. community and media platforms, when they host or deliver your membership, profile, content, messages, events, video, or live-stream interactions;
  6. coaches, administrators, community members, event hosts, and organizations, where they provide content or account information relating to you as part of an authorized service;
  7. service providers, including security, analytics, communications, artificial-intelligence, identity, moderation, and support providers; and
  8. our own inferences, when we derive patterns, estimates, eligibility, recommendations, fraud signals, or personalized content from available information.

If another person provides us with personal data about you, they are responsible for having authority to do so. If we receive Consumer Health Data from a source other than you, we provide disclosures and obtain permissions required by applicable law.

5. How we use personal data

We use personal data for the following purposes.

5.1 Provide and operate the Services

This includes creating and authenticating accounts; delivering programs, memberships, nutrition tools, and content; maintaining schedules, workouts, progress, and preferences; synchronizing authorized services; providing human and digital coaching; enabling community, messaging, live media, events, leaderboards, rewards, and support; and maintaining account settings.

5.2 Personalize experiences and generate insights

If enabled, we use training, profile, wellness, connected-device, purchase, usage, and interaction data to:

  1. generate trends, correlations, personal patterns, estimates, summaries, and other insights;
  2. adapt or suggest workout volume, intensity, pacing, exercise selection, schedule, or recovery emphasis;
  3. provide personalized content, product, program, nutrition, or community recommendations;
  4. answer questions, interpret submitted media, create explanations, prepare proposed changes, and maintain user-approved memories or preferences; and
  5. evaluate whether source data is stale, incomplete, implausible, or inconsistent.

These processes may use deterministic rules, statistical methods, or artificial intelligence. They are intended to personalize fitness, wellness, content, community, and commerce experiences, not to make decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects.

We do not intentionally use identifiable Consumer Health Data, private coaching conversations, private messages, or private uploads to train a general-purpose third-party model for unrelated customers. HWPO may use limited, access-controlled data to evaluate quality, investigate failures, improve safety, and develop HWPO-specific features where permitted by law and consistent with your choices. Where possible, we use de-identified, aggregated, synthetic, or test data for those purposes.

5.3 Process purchases and operate the Shop

We use personal data to display products; maintain a cart; validate prices, discounts, and inventory; process payment; calculate tax and shipping; confirm, fulfill, track, return, exchange, refund, or cancel orders; apply rewards; send transaction messages; reconcile provider records; prevent fraud; manage recalls or safety issues; and provide order history and customer support.

5.4 Operate communities, communications, and events

We use personal data to create profiles and memberships; deliver posts, reactions, polls, messages, media, live streams, event details, virtual links, RSVPs, attendee lists, reminders, rankings, and notifications; recommend relevant groups or content; moderate and investigate reports; enforce rules; and protect participants and the Services.

If you host an event or post content, we use the information you provide to display and administer it to the chosen audience. If an event is recorded or streamed, we process participant names, images, voices, chat, and other contributions as disclosed for the event.

5.5 Operate rewards, promotions, and referrals

We use personal data to determine eligibility, credit and redeem points, apply discounts, administer trials or promotions, communicate benefits, prevent duplicate or fraudulent participation, reverse benefits after returns or refunds, measure performance, and comply with promotion rules and law.

5.6 Communicate with you and provide support

We use contact, account, purchase, and usage information for service messages, security alerts, support, receipts, fulfillment notices, subscription notices, event reminders, product updates, surveys, and marketing where permitted. You may unsubscribe from marketing email using the link in the message and from marketing SMS by replying STOP. Transactional, security, order, or account messages may continue where needed.

5.7 Analyze and improve the Services

We use usage, diagnostic, transaction, feedback, and appropriately minimized or de-identified information to understand feature and product performance, troubleshoot errors, conduct testing, measure engagement, forecast inventory and capacity, evaluate safety and quality, and improve the Services. We do not use Consumer Health Data for third-party advertising or data brokerage.

5.8 Protect users, HWPO, transactions, and the Services

We use data to detect and prevent fraud, payment abuse, trial or promotion abuse, manipulated rankings, unauthorized access, unsafe or prohibited conduct, security incidents, and violations of our terms; authenticate users; enforce entitlements and rate limits; protect legal rights; and maintain audit records.

5.9 Comply with law and business obligations

We use and disclose data when reasonably necessary to comply with law, respond to valid legal process, maintain tax, accounting, product-safety, transaction, and consent records, establish or defend legal claims, conduct corporate transactions, and satisfy regulatory or safety obligations.

5.10 Research

HWPO will not use identifiable Consumer Health Data or genetic data for a clinical study or unrelated external research without any notice, consent, ethics review, or other safeguard required by law. We may use de-identified or aggregated information for internal product, training, and performance research where the information cannot reasonably be linked to you and the use is permitted by law.

6. Artificial intelligence, profiling, and automated processing

Some features use artificial intelligence, rules, or statistical systems to generate or moderate content; interpret text, images, audio, or documents; detect safety or fraud concerns; personalize training, wellness, content, community, or product experiences; and suggest changes.

The principal input categories and purposes are described in Sections 3 and 5. Inputs may be missing, stale, or wrong, and automated outputs may be inaccurate. We identify a conversational feature as automated where appropriate; a persona or coaching style does not mean that a named person created or reviewed an output.

HWPO does not intend to use these features to make a solely automated decision that produces legal or similarly significant effects, such as employment, insurance, credit, housing, education admission, or access to healthcare. Where a feature provides a confirmation step, a proposed workout or record change requires your review before it is applied. Where available, you may use the original prescribed workout instead of a personalized version.

Residents of jurisdictions with applicable rights may request information about relevant automated processing, object to or restrict certain processing, correct input data, withdraw consent, or request human review. Contact us using Section 13.

7. When we disclose personal data

We do not sell personal data for money. We do not share personal data for cross-context behavioral advertising as those terms are defined by California law. We do not sell Consumer Health Data.

We may disclose data as follows.

7.1 Service providers and processors

We use companies that provide data hosting, authentication, payments, commerce, fulfillment, communications, artificial intelligence, analytics, diagnostics, feature delivery, content and video hosting, community services, moderation, and support. Depending on your use and current deployment, these may include:

  1. Supabase for database, authentication, storage, and serverless processing;
  2. Shopify and related commerce, payment, fraud, and storefront services for Shop browsing, checkout, order processing, and order records;
  3. Stripe, Apple, and Google for payments, subscriptions, app distribution, sign-in, and platform services;
  4. Circle for community membership, content, messaging, and events;
  5. WHOOP and connected-device or health-data integration providers, including Spike where used, for authorization and synchronization;
  6. Anthropic, other contracted model providers, and HWPO-controlled model infrastructure for automated responses, extraction, summarization, moderation, and generated explanations;
  7. Klaviyo for email and SMS communications;
  8. Sentry for error monitoring and diagnostics;
  9. LaunchDarkly for feature delivery and controlled rollouts;
  10. Cloudflare for content delivery and video services; and
  11. Google Cloud, Firebase, Fly.io, and other cloud or application-hosting providers for application hosting, logs, messaging, and related infrastructure where used.

These providers may process personal data only for contracted services, legal compliance, security, or other purposes permitted by their agreement with HWPO. The precise providers may change. We will update this Policy or a linked subprocessor list when a change materially affects sensitive data or where notice is required.

7.2 Payment, commerce, fulfillment, and product partners

We disclose transaction and contact data to payment processors, commerce platforms, fraud-prevention providers, warehouses, carriers, customs authorities, returns processors, manufacturers, and customer-service partners as necessary to accept payment, fulfill and support an order, process a return or refund, address a recall or product-safety issue, and comply with law.

These parties may independently control certain data, such as payment credentials, carrier tracking, or customs information. Their own privacy notices apply to their independent processing.

7.3 Coaches, hosts, and authorized personnel

Assigned coaches, coaching supervisors, event or community administrators, customer-support staff, commerce staff, engineers, security personnel, and other authorized workers may access data necessary for their duties. Access should be role-based, limited to a business need, and subject to confidentiality obligations.

If a coaching, event, or support service requires sharing particular contact, training, video, order, or wellness context, we disclose that information as described when you enroll, participate, or request assistance. We do not give every coach or host unrestricted access to every data category.

7.4 Connected services at your direction

When you connect or interact with a third-party device, app, laboratory, genetics service, affiliate, social service, or other partner, we exchange information necessary to perform your request. The third party may independently control information it receives from you or from HWPO.

7.5 Other users, event participants, and the public

We disclose profile, membership, leaderboard, community, message, media, activity, event, RSVP, attendee, or location information to the audience you select or the feature indicates. Event hosts may receive participant information needed to administer the event. Do not post or share sensitive information unless you want the indicated audience to see it.

7.6 Legal, safety, and corporate disclosures

We may disclose information when we reasonably believe disclosure is necessary to comply with law or valid legal process; protect the rights, safety, or security of a person, product, transaction, or the Services; investigate fraud or abuse; enforce agreements; conduct a product recall; or establish or defend legal claims.

If HWPO is involved in a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, bankruptcy, or sale of assets, data may be disclosed to professional advisers and transaction parties subject to appropriate protections. We will provide legally required notice or choice before a successor uses personal data in a materially different way.

8. Platform permissions and connected services

You control operating-system permissions and connected-service authorizations. The Services request the categories displayed by the platform or authorization screen. You can change permissions through your device or provider settings, although disabling access may stop related features.

Data obtained through Apple Health or HealthKit is used to provide health, fitness, and related functionality you request. We do not use Apple Health or HealthKit data for advertising, sell it to data brokers, or use it in a manner prohibited by Apple's platform rules.

Disconnecting a provider stops future collection once the revocation is processed. It does not automatically delete historical information held by HWPO or the provider. Use the deletion methods in Sections 12 through 14 for previously collected information.

Shop, community, payment, and app-store providers may require separate accounts, cookies, or permissions. Changing an HWPO preference may not change the independent settings or records maintained by those providers.

9. Retention

We retain personal data only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Policy, including providing your account, transactions, training history, community, support, and requested features; satisfying your choices; maintaining security and auditability; complying with legal obligations; and resolving disputes. Retention depends on the data and context.

  1. Account, training, nutrition, and progress data: generally retained while your account is active and then deleted or de-identified under the applicable deletion process, subject to legal exceptions and backup cycles.
  2. Consumer Health Data and connected data: retained while needed for features you request and until you delete the information, withdraw the relevant service, or request account or health-data deletion, subject to legal exceptions. Disconnecting a source alone does not delete historical data.
  3. Uploaded laboratory and genetics source files: intended to be stored privately only while parsing and review are pending, then deleted after you confirm or reject the import or after successful ingestion. Structured results you confirm remain until deleted under the applicable process.
  4. Coaching conversations, media, and personalization memories: retained to provide history, review, support, safety, and personalization until you delete them or your account, subject to legal, abuse-prevention, provider, and backup retention.
  5. Community, message, and event data: retained while needed to provide the relevant community or event and until you or an administrator delete it, subject to moderation, safety, legal, backup, and platform-sync requirements. Removing public display may not erase copies saved by other users.
  6. Shop, payment, fulfillment, and transaction records: retained for order history, support, returns, warranties, product safety, tax, accounting, chargeback, fraud, and legal obligations, which may require retention for several years after account closure. Payment providers may retain separate records under their policies.
  7. Rewards and promotions: retained while the program or your account is active and as needed for redemption, returns, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, tax, and legal compliance.
  8. Support, security, diagnostics, and analytics: retained according to operational schedules based on sensitivity, usefulness, risk, contractual settings, and legal requirements.
  9. Backups: removed or overwritten on a rolling schedule. Consumer Health Data in archived or backup systems will be handled within the maximum period allowed by applicable law; Washington law permits a delay of up to six months after authentication when deletion requires restoration of an archived or backup system.

We may retain a minimized record of a request, consent, transaction, fraud determination, moderation action, product-safety issue, or legal hold after other data is deleted when necessary to demonstrate compliance, prevent abuse, or satisfy law. Where possible, we separate or de-identify that record.

10. Security

We use administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed for the nature and sensitivity of the data. These may include encryption in transit, encryption of selected credentials at rest, access controls, tenant and user isolation, audit logging, rate limits, monitoring, secure credential storage, payment-provider controls, and restrictions on sensitive file access.

No method of transmission or storage is completely secure. You are responsible for protecting your credentials and devices and for promptly reporting suspected unauthorized access. Community recipients and event participants may copy information you share; use audience and privacy controls carefully.

If a breach affects your personal data, we will investigate and provide notice to affected individuals, regulators, platforms, or others as required by applicable law, including consumer-health breach-notification rules where applicable.

11. Your choices and controls

Depending on your account, device, plan, and location, you may be able to:

  1. edit profile, goals, preferences, benchmarks, workouts, nutrition entries, schedules, and personalization memories;
  2. review and confirm or reject extracted laboratory or genetics information;
  3. choose the original prescribed workout instead of a personalized version;
  4. disconnect wearable or health integrations and change device permissions;
  5. manage email, SMS, push, cookies, analytics, crash-reporting, leaderboard, community, message, event, or visibility preferences;
  6. manage community content, messages, event RSVPs, blocks, and reports;
  7. view order history, manage a cart, or request a return, subject to Shop terms;
  8. delete particular content or request deletion of your account and associated data;
  9. request a portable copy of personal data; and
  10. withdraw consent for future collection or sharing where processing is based on consent.

Some controls disable only future collection, processing, or display. For example, disconnecting a wearable does not erase historical metrics; leaving a community does not necessarily delete prior posts; canceling a subscription does not cancel a Shop order; and deleting an HWPO account may not erase legally retained order or payment records. We explain the effect of a control where reasonably possible.

An in-app export may not include every category held by HWPO or its providers. To make a formal access or portability request, use the privacy request methods in Section 13.

12. Marketing, cookies, and advertising choices

You may unsubscribe from marketing email using the link in a message, opt out of marketing SMS by replying STOP, and manage push notifications through the Services or device settings. We may still send nonmarketing messages concerning security, purchases, fulfillment, subscriptions, events you joined, or requested support.

Where available, use the cookie preference center to manage nonessential website or storefront technologies. Browser settings can also block or delete cookies, but doing so may affect sign-in, cart, checkout, preferences, or other functions.

We do not currently sell personal data or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. We honor legally recognized browser-based opt-out preference signals for processing to which they apply. If our practices change, we will update this Policy and provide required choices before beginning the new processing.

13. Privacy rights and requests

Your rights depend on where you live and may be subject to exceptions. They may include the right to:

  1. confirm whether we process your personal data and access that data;
  2. receive information about sources, purposes, categories, and recipients;
  3. correct inaccurate data;
  4. delete data;
  5. obtain portable data in a usable format;
  6. withdraw consent prospectively;
  7. object to or restrict certain processing;
  8. opt out of sale, cross-context behavioral advertising, or qualifying profiling;
  9. limit use or disclosure of sensitive personal information;
  10. appeal our refusal to act on a request; and
  11. receive equal service and pricing without unlawful discrimination for exercising a right.

Submit a request to contact@hwpotraining.com with the subject Privacy Request. We will verify your identity using information proportionate to the request's sensitivity. An authorized agent may submit a request where permitted, but we may require proof of authority and direct confirmation from you.

We respond within the period required by applicable law. For example, qualifying consumer-health requests are generally handled without undue delay and within 45 days, subject to a permitted extension. GDPR and UK GDPR requests are generally handled within one month, subject to permitted extensions.

If we deny a request, we will explain the basis when required and describe how to appeal. Submit an appeal through the same method with the subject Privacy Appeal. If an appeal is denied, you may contact the regulator or attorney general identified in our response.

We will communicate qualifying deletion requests to processors and recipients as required. Certain data may remain where an exception applies, including records needed for tax, accounting, fulfillment, product safety, fraud prevention, chargebacks, legal claims, security, or protection of another person's rights.

13.1 European Economic Area and United Kingdom

If GDPR or UK GDPR applies, our legal bases ordinarily include:

  1. contract, to create your account, fulfill purchases, deliver memberships and requested Services, maintain training records, and provide requested features;
  2. explicit consent, for processing health or genetic data and for other activities where law requires consent;
  3. legitimate interests, for service and transaction security, fraud prevention, support, moderation, product operation, quality, and improvement after balancing those interests against your rights;
  4. legal obligations, for tax, accounting, consumer protection, product safety, and valid legal process; and
  5. consent, for certain marketing, cookies, or optional communications.

You may withdraw consent at any time without affecting processing already lawfully carried out. Withdrawal may disable a feature that cannot operate without the data.

You may complain to the data-protection authority where you live, work, or believe a violation occurred. Before publishing this Policy for EEA or UK users, HWPO must insert any required EU or UK representative and data-protection-officer details here: [EU/UK REPRESENTATIVE OR DPO DETAILS, IF REQUIRED].

13.2 California

For California residents, the categories described in Section 3 map to identifiers; customer records; protected classifications; commercial information; internet or electronic activity; geolocation; audio, visual, and similar information; professional or employment information if supplied; inferences; and sensitive personal information, including account credentials, precise location if enabled, health information, genetic data, message contents where applicable, and information concerning sex life or sexual orientation if voluntarily supplied.

We collect these categories from the sources in Section 4, use them for the purposes in Section 5, and disclose them to the recipient categories in Section 7. We do not sell personal information and do not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. We use sensitive personal information only for requested Services and other purposes permitted without offering a separate right-to-limit mechanism, unless our practices change.

California residents may request access, deletion, correction, and information about practices; opt out of sale or sharing if those practices begin; limit qualifying use of sensitive information; and exercise rights without unlawful discrimination. We honor legally recognized browser-based opt-out preference signals for processing to which they apply.

13.3 Other U.S. states

Residents of other states may have similar rights, including access, correction, deletion, portability, opt-out, consent withdrawal, and appeal. We process qualifying requests under the law applicable to the requester. The additional Consumer Health Data Notice follows.

14. Consumer Health Data Notice

Effective date: July 1, 2026

This section is HWPO's Consumer Health Data Privacy Notice for Washington's My Health My Data Act and other applicable U.S. consumer-health laws. In this section, "Consumer Health Data" means personal information that identifies or can reasonably be linked to a consumer and identifies the consumer's past, present, or future physical or mental health status, as defined by applicable law. It can include information inferred from non-health data and information about health-related products or services.

14.1 Consumer Health Data we collect

Depending on the Services you request, we may collect:

  1. bodily functions, vital signs, measurements, recovery, sleep, cardiovascular, respiratory, temperature, strain, exercise, movement, and activity information;
  2. symptoms, injuries, pain, disability, mobility, health conditions, treatment context, medication context, or diagnoses you choose to provide;
  3. reproductive, sexual, menstrual-cycle, pregnancy, postpartum, fertility, and hormonal information;
  4. laboratory tests, analytes, results, ranges, collection information, and reports;
  5. genetic data, variants, traits, family-history context, predispositions, and genetics reports;
  6. nutrition, hydration, body-composition, weight, height, stress, recovery, lifestyle, and wellness information;
  7. information about health-related services, devices, products, programs, purchases, interactions, or searches;
  8. identifiers that connect you to the health information above; and
  9. inferences such as readiness, recovery, injury-risk, performance-response, longevity, fertility-support, system-health, and personalized-training indicators.

14.2 Why we collect and use it

We collect and use Consumer Health Data to provide the product or service you request, including to:

  1. import, normalize, display, and help you review wearable, laboratory, genetics, body-composition, nutrition, and user-reported information;
  2. generate trends, explanations, estimates, and personalized training or wellness experiences;
  3. provide authorized context to human or automated coaching and prepare proposed changes;
  4. support human coaching, video review, and customer support where included and authorized;
  5. synchronize a connected service and maintain data accuracy, freshness, and provenance;
  6. process or support a health-related product or service transaction you request;
  7. secure the Services, prevent fraud, troubleshoot errors, and comply with law; and
  8. perform appropriately minimized quality and safety evaluation consistent with your consent and applicable law.

We do not use Consumer Health Data for third-party advertising, data brokerage, eligibility decisions in employment, insurance, credit, housing, education, or healthcare, or to train a general-purpose third-party model for unrelated customers.

We will obtain affirmative consent before collecting or using additional categories or purposes when applicable law requires it. Where law requires consent to sharing that is separate from collection consent, we will request it separately.

14.3 Sources

Consumer Health Data comes from:

  1. you, including through reports, messages, photos, videos, memories, forms, nutrition entries, purchases, and workout entries;
  2. devices and operating-system health frameworks you authorize;
  3. connected wearable, health-data, laboratory, genetics, or commerce providers;
  4. coaches or organizations acting at your direction or under an authorized service relationship; and
  5. HWPO's rules, statistical systems, and automated systems, which derive inferences from the sources above.

14.4 Consumer Health Data we share

We may share the categories described in Section 14.1 as necessary to provide the Service you request. Depending on that Service, recipients may include:

  1. hosting, database, storage, security, and application processors, including Supabase, Fly.io, Google Cloud, and Cloudflare;
  2. contracted artificial-intelligence or automated-processing providers, including Anthropic and HWPO-controlled model infrastructure;
  3. connected-device and health-data providers, including WHOOP, Apple Health or HealthKit, and Spike where used;
  4. commerce, payment, fulfillment, or support providers when needed for a health-related product or service you request;
  5. an assigned human coach and authorized HWPO personnel when needed to provide coaching, support, safety review, or service operations;
  6. a service or person you direct us to share with; and
  7. authorities, advisers, or transaction parties where a legal, safety, or corporate disclosure described in Section 7.6 applies.

HWPO currently identifies no corporate affiliate with which it shares Consumer Health Data for the purposes described in this Notice. If that changes, this Notice will be updated before sharing when required.

Disclosures to processors are governed by contracts intended to restrict processing to HWPO's instructions and the purposes in this Notice. We do not sell Consumer Health Data. If HWPO ever proposes to sell Consumer Health Data, it will first obtain a valid, separate authorization containing the information and signature required by applicable law.

14.5 Your Consumer Health Data rights

Subject to applicable law, you may:

  1. confirm whether HWPO collects, shares, or sells Consumer Health Data about you;
  2. access the Consumer Health Data;
  3. obtain a list of third parties and affiliates with whom HWPO shared or sold it and available contact information for those recipients;
  4. withdraw consent from future collection or sharing;
  5. request deletion, including notice to processors and other third parties that must honor the request; and
  6. appeal a refusal to act on your request.

Contact contact@hwpotraining.com with the subject Consumer Health Data Request. You do not need to create a new account to exercise a right, although we may ask you to use an existing account and may request additional information to authenticate a sensitive request.

Withdrawing consent stops future collection or sharing after the withdrawal is processed but does not affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal. A personalized, connected-data, coaching, or wellness feature may no longer work if it requires the data.

When you request deletion, HWPO will delete applicable Consumer Health Data from active systems and notify processors and other recipients as required, subject to lawful exceptions. Deletion from archived or backup systems may be delayed until those systems are restored or rotated, but not longer than the period permitted by applicable law.

We will respond without undue delay and within the legally required period. If we refuse a request, you may appeal through the same method with the subject Consumer Health Data Appeal. We will respond to the appeal and provide a method to contact the appropriate attorney general when required.

14.6 Changes to this Consumer Health Data Notice

We will not collect, use, or share a new category of Consumer Health Data, or use existing Consumer Health Data for a materially new purpose, without first updating this Notice and obtaining affirmative consent where required.

15. International transfers

HWPO is based in the United States and its providers may process data in the United States and other countries. Those countries may have data-protection laws different from the laws where you live.

Where GDPR, UK GDPR, or another law requires transfer safeguards, HWPO will use an approved mechanism such as an adequacy decision, standard contractual clauses, the UK addendum or international data transfer agreement, or another lawful mechanism, together with supplementary safeguards where appropriate.

You may contact us for information about the transfer mechanism relevant to your data.

16. Children

The Services are not intended for children under 16, and HWPO does not knowingly collect personal data from a child under 16 through the Services. A user who is 16 or older but under the age of legal majority may need parent or guardian authorization under local law.

If you believe a child provided personal data in violation of this section, contact us. We will investigate and delete the information where required. We do not knowingly sell or share for cross-context behavioral advertising the personal data of anyone under 16.

An event, promotion, or product may have a higher minimum age or require parent or guardian involvement. Hosts and users may not use the Services to solicit personal or sensitive information from minors unlawfully.

17. Changes to this Policy

We may update this Policy to reflect changes in the Services, products, technology, law, or business operations. The updated Policy will state its effective date. If a change materially affects your rights or the processing of sensitive or Consumer Health Data, we will provide advance notice and obtain consent where required.

18. Contact us

For privacy questions or requests:

HWPO LLC

520 Avenue D, Williston, VT 05495, USA

Email: contact@hwpotraining.com

Email: contact@hwpotraining.com

Website: HWPO

Privacy Policy: Privacy Policy

For your security, use the request portal or in-product controls rather than attaching sensitive health, identity, or payment documents to ordinary email.

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