Frontiers in Sports and Active Living is a multidisciplinary journal which investigates all aspects of sports, physical activity, and active living.

Led by Field Chief Editors Prof Richard Giulianotti (Loughborough University, UK) and Prof Grégoire Millet (University of Lausanne, Switzerland) the journal explores sports, physical activity, and active living, in diverse settings, and with the use of research methods and theories that are drawn from the natural, life, and social sciences.

The journal seeks to catalyze progress by welcoming new ideas and approaches that are likely to shift paradigms in our understanding of sport, exercise, and active living, ranging from traditional sports and forms of exercise to e-sports. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

anti-doping sciences & integrity in sport
biomechanics and control of human movement
elite sports and performance enhancement
exercise physiology
history, culture and sociology of sports
injury prevention and rehabilitation
physical activity in the prevention and management of disease
physical education and pedagogy
sport psychology
sport and exercise nutrition
sports coaching: performance and development
sport, leisure, tourism, and events
sports management, marketing, and economics
sports politics, policy and law
sports science, technology and engineering
women in sport.

Furthermore, the journal welcomes submissions that explore sports, exercise, and active living across all aspects of society, including:

benefits to physical health (e.g., exercise is medicine)
learning
mental health
politics and policy
social and cultural relations
technological development and
the economy
the environment.

The journal also encourages submissions that support and advance the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), notably SDG 3: good health and well-being.

Frontiers in Sports and Active Living brings together prominent and promising scholars, as well as diverse policymakers, and key opinion leaders across its global fields of enquiry. The journal is committed to inspiring and communicating fresh scientific knowledge to researchers and across the wider public, private, and civil sectors, to enable new forms of scientific breakthrough and positive social change to occur.

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Sports Organizations as Complex Systems: Using Cognitive Work Analysis to Identify the Factors Influencing Performance in an Elite Netball Organization