The Journal of Science in Sport and Exercise serves as an international, peer-reviewed platform for high-quality research concerning the science behind sport and exercise, promoting health, performance, and well-being. It aims to bridge the gap between scientific theory and practical application across various disciplines, fostering innovation and knowledge dissemination in this dynamic field. The journal explores the multifaceted relationship between physical activity, athletic performance, and overall health.
Its scope encompasses exercise physiology, sports biomechanics, sports psychology, sports nutrition, and physical rehabilitation. It provides insights into the physiological adaptations to exercise, biomechanical analysis of human movement, psychological factors affecting athletic performance, nutritional strategies for optimizing performance, and rehabilitation techniques for sports-related injuries. Indexing in major databases ensures wide dissemination of research findings. The target audience includes sports scientists, exercise physiologists, coaches, athletes, physical therapists, and healthcare professionals.
Researchers are encouraged to submit original articles, reviews, and meta-analyses that advance our understanding of the science behind sport and exercise. The journalÂ’s commitment to excellence and its international scope make it a valuable resource for those seeking to translate scientific discoveries into practical applications that benefit athletes and promote healthier lifestyles.