Special Announcement
The International Journal of Exercise Science is pleased to announce that we will be publishing the abstracts from the International e-Conference on Kinesiology and Integrated Physiology which will be hosted October 4-22, 2010.
The primary aim of the International Journal of Exercise Science is to engage undergraduate and graduate students in scholarly activity as authors and reviewers as they develop into professionals.
In accordance with this aim, on manuscript submissions it is mandatory that at least one author be a student that has played a prominent role in the overall study (see Policies).
* Denotes undergraduate student author.
† Denotes graduate student author.
‡ Denotes professional author.
» Now accepting submissions. Guidelines can be found under the Policies tab at the top of the page.
If you are a student interested in serving as a reviewer, please send a message to with the name of your institution, your student status, the name of your faculty mentor, and areas of interest.
»Recognized by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors as a journal that follows the Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts submitted to biomedical journals.
Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 4 (2009)
Invited Editorials
Original Research
Psychosocial Correlates of Physical Activity in Children and Adolescents in a Rural Community Setting
Kelly Crimi†, Larry D. Hensley‡, and Kevin J. Finn‡
A Kinematic and Kinetic Case Study of a Netball Shoulder Pass
Sharon A. Hetherington*, Sibella G. King*, Denis Visentin‡, and Marie-Louise Bird‡
Evaluation of Hand-to-Hand Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis for Estimating Percent Body Fat in Young Adults
Aaron M. Weaver*, Ashley C. Hill*, Joseph L. Andreacci‡, and Curt B. Dixon‡
The Short-Term Effect of Whole Body Vibration Training on Sprint Start in Collegiate Athletes
Brad Roberts*, Iain Hunter‡, Ty Hopkins‡, and Brent Feland‡
Determination of Force Corresponding to Maximal Lactate Steady State in Tethered Swimming
Marcelo Papoti‡, Ricardo Vitório†, Sérgio A. Cunha†, Gustavo G. Araújo†, Adelino S.R. Silva‡, Vanessa Santhiago‡, Luiz E.B. Martins‡, and Claudio A. Gobatto‡
Review Articles
Multiple Models Can Concurrently Explain Fatigue During Human Performance
C. Matthew Laurent† and Matt Green‡
