• Manuscripts must be submitted in English.
• Length: 4,000–6,000 words, including references.
• Font and spacing: Times New Roman, 12 pt, double-spaced, 2.5 cm margins.
• Pages should be numbered at the bottom center.

Submissions should be original work and not previously published or under review elsewhere.

1. Title Page
   • Title of the paper (in CAPITAL LETTERS)
   • Full name(s) of the author(s)
   • Institutional affiliation(s) and country
   • Email address of the corresponding author
2. Abstract
   • Approximately 300–400 words, summarizing the study’s aim, methodology, main results, and conclusions.
   • Should follow the same format as the abstract submission guidelines.
3. Keywords
   • Include 4–5 relevant keywords listed below the abstract.
4. Introduction
   • Provide background, rationale, and purpose of the study.
5. Materials and Methods
   • Describe participants, instruments, procedures, and data analysis.
6. Results and Discussion
   • Present main findings and interpret their implications.
7. Conclusions
   • Summarize key points, highlight contributions, and suggest future directions.
8. Acknowledgements (optional)
   • Mention funding, institutional, or collaborative support.
9. References
   • Follow APA 7th edition style throughout (in-text and reference list).
10. Tables and Figures
    • Insert on separate pages at the end of the document, clearly labeled and numbered.

TITLE OF THE PAPER IN CAPITAL LETTERS
Author 1 ¹, Author 2 ²
¹ Institution / University Name, City, Country
² Institution / University Name, City, Country
Corresponding author: email@domain.com

Abstract
A brief summary (300–400 words) including purpose, methodology, results, and main conclusions.

Keywords: sport, physical education, health, youth, fitness

1. Introduction
   [Background, context, and objectives]
2. Materials and Methods
   [Design, participants, instruments, data collection, and analysis]
3. Results and Discussion
   [Present and interpret main findings]
4. Conclusions
   [Summarize major insights and implications]
5. Acknowledgements
   [Optional]

References
[APA 7th edition format]

The abstract must be written in English.

Length: 300–400 words (excluding title, authors, and affiliations).

Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt, single-spaced.

Use clear scientific language and check spelling and grammar carefully.

Each abstract should clearly present: Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion.

All accepted abstracts will be published in the Book of Abstracts (with ISBN).

Title Page – Written in CAPITAL LETTERS, centered, bold.

Authors and Affiliations – Full names of all authors followed by institutional affiliation(s) and country. The presenting author should be underlined.

Abstract Text – 300–400 words structured as follows:

Introduction – Brief background and purpose of the study.

Methods – Description of participants, instruments, and procedures.

Results – Main findings, including statistical outcomes if applicable.

Discussion/Conclusions – Interpretation of the results and their significance.

Keywords – 4–5 keywords separated by commas.

TITLE OF THE PAPER IN CAPITAL LETTERS
Author 1 ¹, Author 2 ², Author 3 ¹
¹ Institution / University Name, City, Country
² Institution / University Name, City, Country
Presenting author: email@domain.com

Abstract

Introduction: Briefly describe the background, aim, or research question. Methods: Outline the methodology, participants, instruments, and analysis techniques used. Results: Summarize the most relevant findings. Include data or statistical indicators when available. Discussion: Highlight key implications, conclusions, or practical applications of the results.

Keywords: physical education, sport science, health promotion, training, well-being