Aims & Scope

Modern Sport is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access scientific journal specializing in the publication of research related to various fields of sports science. The journal aims to highlight the latest scientific studies and developments that contribute to the advancement of athletic performance and physical activity, across a range of specialized topics, including:

• Athletic Training: This area focuses on modern methods and models of athlete preparation, the development of physical and technical performance, and the design of scientifically based training programs tailored to individual differences and levels of fitness.
• Physiology of Physical Exertion: This field examines the physiological changes that occur in the human body as a result of physical activity, including cardiovascular, respiratory, muscular, and hormonal responses. It aims to apply this knowledge to enhance athletic performance and prevent fatigue.
• Sports Psychology: It explores the psychological aspects that influence athletic performance, such as motivation, anxiety, stress, focus, confidence, and coping strategies, offering insights into mental skills training to optimize competitive outcomes.
• Biomechanics: Also known as sports biomechanics, this discipline analyzes human movement using the principles of physics and mechanical engineering. It helps improve athletic technique, increase efficiency, and prevent injuries by correcting improper movement patterns.
• Motor Learning: This topic focuses on the cognitive and neural processes involved in acquiring and refining motor skills. It examines how athletes and learners develop, retain, and transfer physical skills through practice and instruction.
• Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation: This subject deals with the causes, prevention, and treatment of sports-related injuries. It also covers rehabilitation strategies and modern therapeutic techniques that support the safe and effective recovery of injured athletes.
• Tests and Measurements: It involves the development and application of tools and methods for assessing athletic performance, physical fitness, functional capabilities, and progress in training or educational programs.
• Parasports (Sports for Persons with Disabilities): This area focuses on the scientific and technical aspects of sports for individuals with disabilities, including performance enhancement, adaptive technologies, and inclusive sports environments.
• Teaching Methods in Physical Education: This topic examines contemporary approaches to teaching physical education, lesson planning, instructional strategies, and the integration of digital tools to enhance learning in schools and academic institutions.
• Sports Management: It covers the administrative and organizational dimensions of sports activities, including strategic planning, sports marketing, facility and event management, and decision-making within sports organizations.

The journal is committed to publishing research that addresses these fields and promotes modern scientific ideas. Its goal is to make academic work accessible to a wide audience, including researchers, students, teachers, and professionals working in scientific research centers. Modern Sport seeks to be a reliable scientific reference that contributes to the development and dissemination of knowledge in the field of sports science.

With its commitment to open access, MSJ ensures that the latest scientific findings are freely accessible to the global research community and the public. The journal adheres to rigorous peer-review standards, maintaining scientific inquiry and innovation forward.

MSJ not only highlights state-of-the-art research but also encourages the application of these findings to real-world problems. The journal serves as a catalyst for interdisciplinary dialogue and partnerships, propelling scientific inquiry and innovation forward.

Topics

Modern Sport Journal covers all fields in sports science and performance analysis.

Types of Articles

The journal welcomes submissions of papers covering original academic and applied papers dealing with recent topics and scientific concepts. The journal can also consider a special issue to avoid delays or publish a special theme for the conference.