Privacy Policy
&
Disclaimer

This page explains some of the basic privacy considerations for the site, and how I don’t collect any personal data, and some terms of use.

Analytics

Simple Analytics is used to understand how people use this website so that I can see which pages are popular, and what kind of devices people are using.

What I don’t see is:

Who you are
Your IP address
What you do on other websites
Anything that could personally identify you

Simple Analytics doesn’t use cookies or store any personal data. It’s fully privacy-friendly and complies with GDPR, PECR, and ePrivacy laws. Because of this, I don’t need to show an annoying cookie banner, and you don’t need to worry about being tracked.

You can read more about how Simple Analytics works here.

Email

If you choose to contact me via email, I will not share your details with anyone, or use any information you supply for marketing or spam.

Content

Everything on this website — including text, images, and other materials — is copy-righted. You're welcome to read, share, or link to this content for personal or educational purposes.

Please don’t:

Copy or republish large portions of content without permission
Sell any content or pass it off as your own
Use it in a way that’s misleading or harmful

If you want to reuse anything commercially, just ask first.

Liability

I am not responsible for any losses, damage, or inconvenience that might happen from using this site or relying on its content.

Any injury sustained from performing any techniques that are described on this website, the author assumes no responsibility or liability.

Because of the uniqueness of a lot of the movements in Pentegraph, it is recommended that the affected muscles are massaged after exercise.

Technical Issues

This website has been made to work in Chrome on a desktop PC, and any other browser or device will most probably cause functionality problems to some degree.

It is unfortunate, but mobile browsers are dumbed down browsers. They have poor SVG rendering capability and X3D works inconsistently. They pop out videos into their own player, making the overlays and interactive capabilities I have added, defunct. There is nothing I can do about this and will not remove good content to cater for inferior devices.

Also, touch screen devices may be the more recent technological development, but they are functionally inferior to a mouse and cannot provide the feedback or utility that a mouse can.