Information For Authors

Dear Authors!

The publication of materials in the scientific journal "Sport Science Research" is carried out using the Open Journal System - a system of online submission and review of scientific articles. Registration or authorization is available in the section "Submission of Materials".

The journal's website https://sci.journal.knus.edu.kz/

 

REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION OF ARTICLES

The editorial board accepts previously unpublished articles on the scientific areas of the journal. The article is submitted in electronic format (in .doc, .docx, .rtf formats) only by uploading the article through the functionality of the journal's website (Open Journal System).

  1. File format: Microsoft Word (doc). Sheet size: A4. Margins: upper and lower - 2 cm, left - 3 cm, right - 1 cm. Body type: Times New Roman. Body text size: 12 pt size. It is allowed to use a smaller size (12 pt size) in the text of tables, links, diagrams, graphs, diagrams, and figures. Line spacing: single. Text justification: breadthwise, without word break. Paragraph indents (red line): 1.0 cm.
  2. Figures in the text of the article are located without text circumfluence. Figures should be clear and legible. Captions should not be part of figures or tables. Figures should have an integral format (it is not permissible to compose a figure from separate parts in the form of inserts, figures, inscriptions, etc.). All figures and tables should be numbered. Tables and figures are numbered separately. The text of the article must contain references to tables, figures, graphs. All tables and figures must have a link to the source (if the table or figure is borrowed) or signed "Figure/photo of the author (s)". When using statistical data, tables and figures should indicate - (Compiled by the author (s) based on data ...).
  3. To compose formulas use only standard Microsoft Office tools.
  4. While submitting an article for publication in the journal, it is not allowed:

- pagination;

- use of page breaks in the text;

- use of automatic paging links;

- using automatic hyphenation;

-using sparse or condensed letter spacing;

- text highlighting in bold type within sections of an article.

  1. References to literature are made in square brackets:

 

In Kazakh language - [1]; [1, p. 78]; [189, p. 42-43].

In Russian language - [1]; [1, p. 78]; [189, p. 42-43].

In English language - [1]; [1, р. 78]; [189, р. 42-43].

 

  1. The volume of the article – at least 7 full pages.
  2. The originality of the article must be at least 60%. If there is a full analysis of the used material and the author's conclusions in the article, the absence of incorrect borrowings, and the absence of large amounts of borrowing from one source, originality in the amount of 40% is allowed for review articles.
  3. The article must be drawn up in strict accordance with the following rules: in the upper left corner - IRSTI, through an empty line in the center - the surname and initials of the authors (no more than 5 authors), academic degree, and academic title (without abbreviations), below without space the name of the university or scientific institution, city, and country. Through an empty line in the center in capital letters - the title of the article. Then, through an empty line across the width of the page - an Abstract (from 100 to 200 words) and keywords (5-7 words) and an empty line - the text of the article. At the end of the article through an empty line - "References". Then a transliterated list of references.
  4. The title of the article, full names of authors, abstract, and keywords should be in three languages (Kazakh, Russian, and English). The translation must be of high quality and performed by specialists. On a separate sheet, the full name, patronymic, and surnames of the authors, academic degrees and academic titles (if any), position, organization, telephones, and e-mail are indicated.
  5. An Abstract, volume 100-200 words in Kazakh, Russian, English languages should reflect the content of the article, as far as it will be the main source of information about the study for most readers.
  6. All abbreviations must be deciphered when it is used in the article for the first.
  7. Structure of the article: Introduction (relevance, purpose and objectives of the study); Methods and organization of the study; Research results and their discussion; Conclusions.
  8. It is necessary to observe in bold the full name of the author* (s), the title of the articles, and the titles of the sections: " Abstract ", "Keywords", "Introduction" (relevance, purpose, and objectives of the study), "Methods and organization of the research", "Results and discussion of the research”, “Conclusions”, “References”.

* The author for correspondence (the first author) should be marked with the Latin letter " a " after the initials of the author, for example, 1Kulbaуev A.T.a, 2Avsievich V.N.

  1. Section "Methods and organization of research" should contain:

 

- Research procedure;

- Sample description: the number of participants in the experiment or survey, gender, age, and other characteristics;

- Methods and techniques used in the course of the research with their description;

- Methods of analysis and statistical processing and other methods of ensuring reproducibility.

 

  1. When presenting quantitative data, it is necessary to use modern methods of analysis and statistical processing.
  2. The volume of the bibliographic list should be at least 7-8 sources. The bibliography should contain, in addition to the fundamental works, publications of the last 5 years, references to articles from highly cited foreign and Kazakh journals included in the bases are welcomed: Web of Science, SCOPUS, and RSCI. Self-citation is permissible in the amount of no more than 30% of sources. It is recommended to indicate the URL (link) and the date of reference for all sources, the texts of which are available on the Internet.
  3. The list of references should be compiled as the sources are mentioned in the text (not alphabetically) and displayed at the end of the article. Style of the references list in Kazakh and Russian languages according to AUSS 7.1-2003 “Bibliographic record. Bibliographic description. General requirements and compilation rules” (requirements for publications included in the list of Committee for Quality Assurance in the Field of Science and Higher Education of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan).

The authors are responsible for the accuracy of the bibliographic data.

 

Links to unpublished dissertations are not allowed.

 

A correct description of the used sources in the bibliography is a guarantee that the cited publication will be taken into account when evaluating the scientific activities of authors and the organizations that they represent.

 

If there are works presented in the Cyrillic alphabet in the list of references, it is necessary to submit the list of references in two versions:

  • the first is in the original;
  • the second - in a Romanized alphabet (transliteration - http://www.translit.ru).

 

For example:

 

In English articles, the bibliography is presented only in English, for example:

References

 

  • Arcelli, E., Canova R. Trenirovka v marafonskom bege: nauchni podhod [Training in marathon running: a scientific approach]. Moscow, House Terra-Sport Publ., – 2000. – 70 p
  • Kiryanov M. A., Kalinin I.N., Kharitonova L.G. [Rheographic performance athletes cyclic sports].Bulletin of the South Ural state University. Ser. Education, Healthcare Service, Physical Education, 2010, on 24 (200), pp. 125-128(in Russ.).
  • Larsen, H. B. Kenyan dominance in distance running. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Molecular and Integrative Physiology, on. 136(1), pp. 161-170.

 

  1. Information about the authors

On a separate sheet, additional information about each author is indicated: full name in Kazakh, Russian and English, academic degrees and academic titles (if any), position, organization, contact numbers, valid e-mail, digital identifiers: required - ORCID, if any - Scopus author ID, Researcher ID.

  1. The publication of articles is FREE OF CHARGE.

SAMPLE DESIGN OF THE ARTICLE

 

Ten Alina Vladimirovna, Zaurenbekov Bauyrzhan Zaurenbekovich, Baitasov Yesset Kalidollayevich, Telemgenova Aigerim Maratovna, Shepetyuk Natalia Mikhajlovna

Prospects and opportunities  for  the  development  of  physical  culture  and  mass  sports  in  the  Republic of Kazakhstan 

 

Abstract. 100-200 words.

Key words: 5-7 words

 

Introduction…the text of an article

 

Methods and organization of research…the text of an article

 

Results and discussion of the research…the text of an article

 

Conclusions…the text of an article

 

 

References

 

1 Ten A.V., Shepetyuk M.N., Nauryzbayeva A.A., Baitasov M.K. On the development of physical culture and mass sports at the place of residence in the Republic of Kazakhstan / / materials of the XXVII International Scientific. Congress "Olympic sport and sport for all", Dushanbe, 2021. - Volume 2. – pp. 281-289.

2 Avsievich V.N., Mohammed J.S. Improving the training of scientific and pedagogical personnel in the field of physical culture and sports in the Republic of Kazakhstan // theory and methodology of physical culture. – 2018. – №4 (54). – Pp. 17-23.

3 Muhammad J.S. The influence of sports loads on the motivation of sports in the student environment of a higher educational institution: 6d010800 – "Physical Education and Sports": dissertation for the degree of doctor PhD. - Almaty, 2021. - 174 p.

 

INFORMATION ABOUT THE AUTHORS:

Ten Alina – Master of Pedagogical Sciences; Director of the Department of Science and International Cooperation, Academy of Physical Education and Mass Sports; Astana, Kazakhstan.

Tel.: +7 …….

e-mail: alina_ten@apems.edu.kz

ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0995-9966

Scopus Author ID: 55960431800 _______________________________________________________________________

In case if the paper is returned to the author for further corrections according to the reviewer's comments it should be reviewed and resubmitted within 15 calendar days. The articles resubmitted after the deadline are considered as newly submitted. The Editorial board keeps the right for refinements and reductions. The Editorial board can ask the authors to abbreviate their articles.