European Journal of Human Movement

Aims & Scope

The main aim of the European Journal of Human Movement is to publish research findings, theoretical and technical studies, short papers, etc., which are carried out in all the areas of the field of Sport Science: Physical Activity and Health, Adapted Physical Activity, Performance Analysis in Sport, Sports Biomechanics, Motor Control, Physical Education and Sport Teaching, Sports Training, Exercise Physiology, Sports Management, Sports Nutrition, Sports Psychology and Sociology of Sport. The work must be original, unpublished and not be under consideration by any other journal for publication and written in English . The author is the only party responsible for assertions made in his or her article. The journal is focused to researchers and professionals from Sports Science. The following types of work will be considered for publication: original research studies, bibliographic reviews and technical notes. Originals . Articles : Original research manuscripts. The journal will consider all original research manuscripts provided that the work supplies an appreciable amount of new information and reports scientifically sound experiments. Authors should not unnecessarily divide their work into several related manuscripts, although Short Communications of preliminary, but significant, results will be considered. Quality and impact of the study will be considered during peer review. Reviews . These provide updates on the latest progress made in a given area of research in a concise and precise form. Technical notes : They will describe, in an abridged form, new techniques or novel tools within the Sport Science area. The maximum length will be 20 pages, admitting tables and figures. Case reports: These research works can present up-close, in-depth, and detailed examination of a particular individual, usually describing new or uncommon conditions that could serve to enhance science knowledge in a specific area.

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