New Approaches in Sport Sciences

Aims & Scope

New Approaches in Exercise Physiology (NAEP)is a scientific journal that aims to publish scientific research, review, and analytical articles in the field of the response, physiological and functional adaptations in the fundamental, developmental, and applied issues of health and championship sports.The purpose of publishing the article in the NAEP Journal is as follows: Considering new and universally standard topics that are capable of being used at the international level thanks to being drawn from doctoral dissertations and national macro research studies, is one of the priorities of the journal. The principal scope of the journal ofNew Approaches in Exercise Physiology (NAEP)is to disseminate the latest research findings and scientific advances in the different aspects of Exercise Physiology, sports nutrition, cardiorespiratory fitness, Exercise Immunology, metabolism, and biochemistry in exercise. We invite our collaborators to actively participate with their latest scientific research, with their theoretical and practical experience at the development of this informational platform as a novel tool for the advancement of health and Exercise Physiology. Our publication provides an active instrument to the authors for publishing and distributing their achievements worldwide according to the Open Access policies and methods as well as a powerful tool for the researcher in order to obtain theoretical and practical knowledge for future research projects. The journal is set to publish Research articles, Case studies (Case reports), Review articles, Letter to editor, Systematic review, Review articles. Review articles should generally contain substantive summaries and analysis of recent research in a field. Case reports should include thorough and detailed case presentations, as well as substantial discussions about the relevance to clinical practice and research. There are numerous resources available that can aid authors and journals in improving article quality. S

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