The Modern Sport Journal follows a thorough peer review process, ensuring the quality and validity of published research. Articles are published in English language with an Arabic abstract, with an emphasis on maintaining accessibility to a wide audience. The journal supports open access, allowing free availability of articles to enhance dissemination and impact. Established in 2002, the journal has a rich history of publishing cutting-edge research in its field. It follows a consistent publication frequency of four times yearly, ensuring timely and regular updates to the academic community. The journal's scope encompasses sport science and performance analysis, with a focus on training, nutrition, biomechanics, exercise physiology, and sport psychology. It accepts a variety of article types, including papers covering original academic and applied papers dealing with recent topics and scientific concepts, and is included in leading abstracting and indexing databases. On average, the time from submission to acceptance and publication is four to five months, ensuring a swift and efficient publication process.
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Current Issue: Volume 24, Issue 4 (2025)
Original Studies
The Impact of the Guided Discovery Method Combined with Sequential Learning on Selected Artistic Gymnastics Skills among University Students
Ali Shakir Neamah
The Impact of Hot and Arid Conditions on Dehydration Levels, Some Physiological Variables, and the Performance Some of Basic Basketball Skills
Ahmed Hassan Yas and Fatmah Abd-Alredah Hatam
Fencing in the Summer Paralympic Games: A Historical-Analytical Study of the Achievements of the Countries of the Participating Teams for the Period (1960–2024)
Jamal Sakran Hamza, Saja Khaled Jassim Mohammed, and Mohammed Ramadan Najm
A Comparative Study of the Cooperative Style and the Command Style in Teaching Selected Volleyball Skills to Intermediate-Stage Students
Arshad Mohammed Issa Abdullah and Aqeel Hamid Hussein Abbas
Design and Standardization of a Test to Measure Arm Motor Speed using a Bulgarian Bag ‘Among 18–20 Years Old’ Weighing Between 65 and 86 kg
Jalal Abdul Zahra Kanaan
Neuromuscular and Electromyographic Responses to Tailored Plyometric Training in Elite Heavyweight Wrestlers
Ghazwan Kareem Khothier
The Effect of Using an Educational Package on Cognitive Achievement and the Basketball Lay-Up Shooting Skill Performance Among Female Students
Rana Abdul Majeed Alwan and Humam Basim Mohammed
The (4H) Strategy on Emotional Intelligence and Social Interaction and its Relationship to the Performance of Sending and Receiving Skills
Zahraa Jawad Ahmed and Luma Sameer Hamoodi Al-Shaikhly
The Effect of Competitive Group Exercises on Improving Offensive Skill Speed in Basketball for 12–14 Year Olds
Zuhair Salem Abdul Razzaq
The Effect of Neuromuscular Training on Motor Response Speed in Tennis
Abdullah Adnan Mohamed
The Reality of Artificial Intelligence Applications in Sports Clubs in the Kingdom of Bahrain
Dalal Salama Abu Sayam and Rana Majid Al Alawi
The Effect of Rondo Training on Motor Coordination and Accuracy of Basic and Compound Skills for Second-Year Female Students
Shahad Ali Abd-AL Hussain and Nada Mohammed Ameen
The Effect of Differential Training Method Exercises on Developing Mental Imagery and Fundamental Skills in Football
Muthanna Sattar Hussein and Taghreed Mahdi Kadhim
Standardization of a Visual Depth Test Tailored for Under-19 Tennis Athletes
Ibtisam Husham jabur and Warda Ali Abbas
