Pranaclimb Ltd
Effective date: January 2026
Pranaclimb is committed to protecting your privacy and handling your personal data with care, transparency, and respect.
This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, why we collect it, how we use it, and your rights under UK GDPR and applicable data protection laws.
Pranaclimb is owned and operated by Annie Anderson, breathwork coach, climber, and creator of the Pranaclimb Methodology.
If you have any questions about this policy or your data, you can contact:
📧 annie@pranaclimb.com
🌐 www.pranaclimb.com
We may collect and process the following personal data:
Name
Email address
Messages or enquiries you send
Coaching or assessment information you choose to share
Details provided when subscribing to the blog, downloading resources, or purchasing products
If you buy a product, course, or coaching service:
Billing and transaction details
Payment information (processed securely by Podia/payment providers — we do not store full card details)
Pages visited
Device/browser type
Approximate location (city/country)
Interaction data (analytics and cookies)
This helps us improve the website and understand what content is most helpful to climbers.
We use your information to:
Deliver downloads, courses, coaching, and services you request
Send newsletters or blog updates you’ve opted into
Respond to enquiries and support requests
Improve site performance and content
Maintain security and prevent misuse
Meet legal/accounting obligations
We will never sell your personal data.
We process your data based on:
Consent – when you subscribe to emails or opt in
Contract – when you purchase services/products
Legitimate interests – improving the site and services responsibly
Legal obligations – accounting/tax compliance
If you subscribe to the Pranaclimb Breathing Science Blog or downloads, you may receive emails about:
Breathwork science
Climbing performance tips
New posts, tools, or resources
App updates or offers
You can unsubscribe anytime by clicking “unsubscribe” at the bottom of any email.
Pranaclimb is hosted on Podia, which may use cookies and similar technologies to:
Enable website functionality
Improve performance and user experience
Process payments
Provide analytics
You can disable cookies through your browser settings, though some features may not work correctly.
Your data is securely stored and processed via Podia’s cloud infrastructure and their trusted providers.
You can review Podia’s policies here:
Privacy Policy: https://www.podia.com/privacy
Terms: https://www.podia.com/terms
Data Processing Addendum: https://www.podia.com/dpa
We take reasonable steps to ensure your data is treated securely.
We only share data when necessary with:
Podia (website hosting & delivery platform)
Payment processors
Email/marketing tools connected to Podia
Professional services (e.g., accounting)
Legal authorities if required by law
We do not sell or trade your information.
We keep your data only as long as necessary:
Subscribers → until you unsubscribe
Customers → as required for service delivery and legal records
Enquiries → as long as needed for communication
You can request deletion at any time.
Under UK GDPR, you have the right to:
Access your data
Correct inaccurate data
Request deletion
Restrict processing
Object to processing
Transfer your data (portability)
Withdraw consent anytime
To exercise any of these rights, email:
📧 annie@pranaclimb.com
We aim to respond within one month.
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
Our site may link to other websites (e.g., Substack, social media, research papers). These sites have their own privacy policies, and we’re not responsible for their practices.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Updates will be posted here with a revised effective date.
Pranaclimb blends climbing physiology, breathwork, and recovery science to help climbers perform with greater awareness and resilience.
Created by Annie Anderson — climber, yoga teacher, and breath coach — with over 30 years of climbing experience and a decade of respiratory performance research.