International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching

Papers
(The H4-Index of International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching is 18. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
A qualitative analysis of existing concussion return to play protocols and psychological recovery management in Gaelic games51
Spatial partitioning of the football pitch based on successful passing paths41
Kinematics and kinetics of pick-up acceleration32
Quantifying defensive performance in football: A piecewise parametric survival approach to goal scoring time30
Effects of player rotation strategies on autonomic regulation, perceived exertion, and recovery in basketball25
How much training do English male academy players really do? Load inside and outside of a football academy23
Exploring the influence of task and environmental constraints on batting and bowling performance in cricket: A systematic review22
Concurrent training in team sports: A systematic review22
Current strength and conditioning in Southeast Asia: Practices, challenges, and emerging trends21
Basic psychological need support, need satisfaction, and autonomous motivation in coach-athlete relationships: A systematic review and meta-analysis21
What do we know (and not know) about adolescent awkwardness in youth sports? A narrative review21
Burnout and cognitive workload among elite basketball coaches: Effects of coaching experience and practice structure21
A case study of a sports school scholarship programme: Student-athlete dual career competency development and perceptions of the talent development environment20
A data-driven analysis of the technical and tactical evolution of elite women's football20
The effects of different kinematic sequences of the elite golf swing on clubhead speed19
The association between elite Australian football game-centric technical skills and running demands19
Can horizontal jump performance using minimal individual differences be used to regulate training load in young soccer players? A randomized controlled trial19
Knee sleeve practices and beliefs in recreational and competitive strength sport athletes: An international cross-sectional survey18
Naturalistic decision-making of football coaches18
‘ Mundane, repetitive, and forgettable’ : A qualitative investigation of elite Gaelic football players’ perceptions of half-time team talks18
Uncovering the roles of complexity and expertise in memorizing tactical movements from videos with coach's pointing gestures and guided gaze18
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