Author Guidelines

• While I can't provide the most up-to-date information on the Journal of Physical Activity and Health's author guidelines, I can give you a general idea of what they might include.

  1. Manuscript Structure: Authors are likely required to follow a specific structure for their manuscripts, including sections like Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion. Each section may have specific formatting and content requirements.

  2. Title and Abstract: There might be guidelines on crafting a concise and informative title and abstract.

  3. References: Authors are likely asked to use a specific citation style, such as APA, MLA, or Chicago, and to format their references accordingly.

  4. Figures and Tables: If the research includes visual aids, there may be guidelines on how to format and submit figures and tables.

  5. Ethical Considerations: Authors are probably expected to adhere to ethical standards in research, including obtaining informed consent, ensuring the welfare of research subjects, and disclosing conflicts of interest.

  6. Submission Process: There will be instructions on how to submit manuscripts, including details about file formats, online submission portals, and any accompanying documents.

  7. Review Process: The journal likely outlines its peer-review process, explaining how submitted manuscripts will be evaluated and providing an estimated timeline for the review.

  8. Formatting and Style: Specific guidelines on font, spacing, and other formatting details are usually included. Authors may be required to use a particular style guide.

  Always refer to the latest version of the author guidelines on the journal's official website for the most accurate and detailed information. If you're planning to submit a manuscript, it's a good idea to carefully review these guidelines to ensure your submission meets the journal's requirements.