Submissions

Original Articles

The scientific article consists of the following sections:

Introduction: This section will be brief, presenting the current state of the issue, a review of the literature, and the motivation behind the work, concluding with a statement of objectives. Materials and Methods: This section should describe the sample used, the procedures followed, and the methodologies and tools employed. It must provide the necessary data to ensure that the work can be understood and replicated by the reader and other researchers. Results: Observations made using the materials and methods described should be presented and described without interpretation. These data may be published in detail in the text or in the form of tables, figures, graphs, schemes, etc., provided their use is adequately justified. Discussion: Authors will present their opinions based on the results, including possible interpretations, comparison with results from other studies published in similar works, suggestions for future research on the topic, etc. Conclusions: A summary of the main findings. Acknowledgements: Recognition of those who contributed to the work. Funding Sources: Information on financial support received. Bibliographic References: Properly cited sources used throughout the article.

Scientific Reviews

The literature review is a type of scientific article that, while not original, compiles the most relevant information on a specific topic. Narrative reviews, systematic reviews, and meta-analyses can all be subject to evaluation and publication. The introduction section will be somewhat more extensive than in an original article. The methods section will primarily consist of the bibliographic search strategy and the selection criteria for articles, depending on the type of review conducted. The results and discussion sections, similar to what occurs in original qualitative articles, will be written together and will form the core of the article. The review article will conclude with a final section highlighting the main conclusions drawn from the bibliographic analysis.

Didactics and Professional Experiences

The manuscript should be structured into all sections the authors consider necessary to ensure a clear and comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. For guidance, the following sections may be included: introduction, contextual background, pedagogical approach or case study, key findings, proposed actions for future implementation, conclusions, references, and appendices where applicable.

Ciencias del Deporte

Articles related to Sport Sciences, not directly linked to padel or other racquet sports. This section will include original works, literature reviews and didactic and/or professional experiences, describe in the corresponding sections within the guidelines for authors