Aim: Innovations in Sports Science (ISS) aims to advance the field of Sports Science and Physical Education through the dissemination of pioneering research and comprehensive reviews. The journal seeks to inspire innovation that can enhance athlete performance, improve health outcomes, and deepen the understanding of sports dynamics across multiple disciplines. To serve as a leading forum for innovative research and discussions that contribute to the advancement of sports science, with the goal of enhancing athletic performance and overall athlete well-being.

Scope: 
Performance Enhancement: Investigating new methods and technologies designed to optimize athletic performance across various sports disciplines.
Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation: Exploring strategies and treatments to prevent sports injuries and facilitate efficient rehabilitation processes for athletes.
Sports Nutrition: Providing insights into how nutritional interventions can affect performance, recovery, and overall athlete health.
Sports Psychology: Examining psychological factors that influence performance, including motivation, resilience, and mental health.
Wearable Technology and Biomechanics: Assessing the impact of emerging technologies and biomechanical analysis on training, performance, and injury prevention.
Exercise Physiology: Researching physiological adaptations to exercise and their implications for training programs and performance.
Educational Practices in Sports Science: Evaluating pedagogical approaches and educational innovations in teaching sports science at all levels.
Diversity and Inclusion: Studying the role of diversity in sports and exercise, aiming to promote inclusivity and accessibility in sports-related activities and research.

The journal aims to push the boundaries of current knowledge and practice within these areas, promoting research that not only advances science but also has practical applications in the sports industry.