About the Journal

Journal of Sport Praxis and Human Performance (JSPHP) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the publication and dissemination of high-quality research in the fields of sport science, coaching, training, and human performance. The journal provides an academic platform for researchers, lecturers, sport scientists, coaches, practitioners, and professionals to share scientific findings that contribute to the advancement of evidence-based practice in sport.

Journal of Sport Praxis and Human Performance (JSPHP) is established with a strong emphasis on connecting scientific knowledge with practical application. The term “Sport Praxis” reflects the journal’s commitment to translating theories, research findings, and scientific principles into meaningful practices in coaching, training, athlete development, and sport performance. Meanwhile, “Human Performance” represents the journal’s focus on understanding, assessing, developing, and optimizing the physical, physiological, biomechanical, psychological, technical, and tactical factors that influence human performance in sport.

The journal focuses on four major areas: Sport Coaching and Training; Human and Athletic Performance; Sport Movement and Performance Science; and Applied Sport Science and Athlete Development. These areas provide a focused yet interdisciplinary framework for publishing research that addresses contemporary challenges and innovations in sport practice and performance.

Journal of Sport Praxis and Human Performance (JSPHP) welcomes original research articles, review articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, scoping reviews, methodological studies, applied research, and case studies that demonstrate clear scientific rigor and practical relevance. Research may employ quantitative, qualitative, mixed-method, experimental, quasi-experimental, observational, correlational, longitudinal, and developmental approaches.

The journal particularly encourages manuscripts that contribute to the improvement of coaching effectiveness, training methodology, athlete preparation, talent development, physical conditioning, movement and skill performance, sport psychology, performance analysis, injury prevention, recovery, sport technology, and evidence-based athlete development.

Through rigorous peer review and responsible scholarly publishing practices, Journal of Sport Praxis and Human Performance (JSPHP) seeks to promote the advancement of knowledge, strengthen the relationship between research and professional practice, and support the development of sport science and human performance at national and international levels.