Answer first
Guides should start with the practical answer before expanding into nuance, examples, and training tradeoffs.
Editorial standards
Kova guides are written by the Kova Team for lifters who want practical answers about programming, progressive overload, exercise selection, and workout tracking. The content is educational and should not be read as medical advice.
Guides should start with the practical answer before expanding into nuance, examples, and training tradeoffs.
Research claims, training guidelines, and standards should link to reputable sources such as peer-reviewed research, professional organizations, or recognized strength-training references.
Kova content is educational fitness information. It does not diagnose injuries, prescribe rehab, or replace qualified medical or coaching support.
Kova content should only describe features that are confirmed in the product or source-of-truth site files.
Each public guide stores a publish date and modified date in the site registry. Meaningful updates should refresh the modified date, preserve source links, and keep the article aligned with the current Kova product surface.
Article metadata, visible FAQ content, sources, and related links are maintained in the blog registry.
The full AI-facing URL catalog is generated from live site data, not edited by hand.
Product facts come from confirmed site/app behavior and avoid future-looking feature claims.
If a Kova page appears outdated, overbroad, or unclear, contact support@eleverasoftware.com. Include the page URL and the claim that needs review.
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