Volume 0 Number 0

1997


Aims and Scope of Sportscience.
The Sportscience Editorial Board

Advice on Style for Contributors to the Sportscience Website
WG Hopkins

Draft Instructions and Template for Writing a New-Perspectives Article in Sportscience AB Authora, CD Authorb, EF Authorc

Draft Instructions and Template for Writing Reports of New Research in Sportscience AB Authora, CD Authorb, EF Authorc

Draft Instructions and Template for Writing Literature Reviews in Sportscience AB Authora, CD Authorb, EF Authorc

Draft Instructions and Template for Writing Brief Reports, Book Reviews, Article Critiques and Letters in Sportscience AB Authora, CD Authorb, EF Authorc


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Advice on Style for Contributors to the Sportscience Website

WG Hopkins

Contributors to the Sportscience website should follow the recommendations of this editorial, which provides advice on style under the following headings: punctuation; hyphenation; italics and bold; fonts and symbols; abbreviations; headings, paragraph styles, and lists; numbers and statistics; tables; figures; use of words; grammar; flow of ideas; and references.

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Draft Instructions and Template for Writing Literature Reviews in Sportscience

AB Authora, CD Authorb, EF Authorc

Background: In this first section of the Summary, get the reader's interest with a sentence or two explaining the need for the review. Literature: List the documents you included in the review. For example: 31 original investigations, one monograph, five reviews, four popular articles, one manuscript. Findings: Write several sentences here to outline the main findings of the documents you reviewed. Give data and interpret magnitudes of effects, where possible. Use plain language and no abbreviations. Conclusions: This section should need only a sentence or two. Try to include a conclusion of practical significance to sport practitioners. Further Research: Indicate what you think now needs to be done.

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