Submissions

1. Manuscripts submitted for publication must be original and must not have been submitted previously in or considered for any other publication before. Otherwise, the authors will be responsible for any inconvenience.
2. Copyrights of the published manuscripts should be granted to the authors and legal and scientific responsibilities belong to its authors.
3. Quotation can be taken from the articles published in INSPIREE as long as they are referenced.
4. The publishing committee will examine and assess the submitted manuscripts and if they do not meet the aims and objectives of the journal, they will not be taken into consideration for publication.
5. The publishing committee has authorization to make grammatical and spelling alterations in the texts, if necessary.
6. Manuscripts which meet the basic criteria of INSIPIREE will be sent to at least two referees for their comments.
7. Author(s) will not be paid for their published articles.

1.The manuscripts should be typed on one side of A4 white paper (16 x 24.7) sized 12 point, 1,5 spaced with 2.5 cm margins, Title: Guidelines/Template for the Formulation of Manuscripts for the Journal of Inspiree (Calibri Light 22, Bold, Sentence Case, and Left-Aligned), (Heading 2, Calibri Light 13, Bold and Left-Aligned), (Heading 3, Segoe UI 12, italicized words and Left-Aligned), (Paragraph using Segoe UI 12, spacing 1.5 and Justify).The papers should be prepared with Microsoft Word software 6.0 or above.

2.The first page of manuscript's (title page) consist of title, authors’ names, e-mail addresses and their affiliations, orcids number, type of article (Original Research and Literature Riview) abstract and keywords. After that page manuscript continues with title, abstract, main text, acknowledgements, references, appendix, figures and tables.

3.a) Title should followed by the authors’ names and last names. Authors’ academic position and institutions should be written under it. In addition, the full postal address, fax and telephone numbers of the author(s) who will check proofs and receive correspondence and offprint should also be included.

b) Each article should include an informative, comprehensive abstract of 100 to 150 words with 8 type size. The abstract should explain the critical information related to the paper's aim, method, results and conclusions. 4 to 6 key words should also be given after the abstract.

c) The main text should start after the abstract. In research-based manuscripts (original articles), main text should sequentially include the introduction, The  purpose  of  the study/aim, method, Results/findings, discussion, conclusion, and references.

d) Method part should include expanded knowledge about the sample, Study organization, data gathering tools and used material, data analysis and interpretation methods.

e) References ought to commence subsequent to the conclusion and must adhere to the guidelines delineated in the American Psychological Association (APA) Publication Manual, Sixth Edition. The manuscript must undergo meticulous examination to guarantee that the orthography of the authors' names and the dates correspond precisely in the body of the text as they do in the reference list. The comprehensive references ought to be arranged in alphabetical order at the conclusion of the paper.

f) Appendices ought to be positioned at the conclusion of the manuscript subsequent to the reference list. In investigations that seek to establish a measurement instrument, the items comprising the tool must unequivocally be located either within the primary text or within the appendix.

g) Table caption (Segoe UI font, size 8, with justified alignment) and (Insert table with a line spacing of 1.0, utilizing Segoe UI font, size 8, and justified alignment) and figures by Arabic numerals and no wider than 12x18 cm pixels.

h) Figures and captions to illustrations: Each figure should be given without separation in the same page.

k) Authors' notes should be started in a new page. In this section, all authors should give the names at last five studies, place and date of publication. If the study is a dissertation's abstract or some institutions support the study, the names should be given.

NOTE: Manuscripts not prepared according to the directions above will not be taken into consideration for publication in the INSPIREE. If you need an example template, go here to grab it: Article Template 

Authors for whom English is a second language have to choose to have their manuscript professionally edited or proofread after acceptance in order to improve the English of their manuscripts. It is compulsory for INSPIREE.

Contact us on English editing resources. Authors can contact with them using relitahan07@gmail.com (All services are charged)

Information and online courses covering the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association may be found online at https://apastyle.apa.org/.

Authors engaged in research involving human subjects are required to ascertain that the study detailed in their manuscript, along with the dissemination of their work, adheres to all relevant regulations pertinent to their jurisdiction.

Prior to the submission of academic manuscripts that encompass research involving human subjects, it is imperative for authors to obtain evaluation and approval (or review and exemption) from their respective Institutional Review Board (IRB). Authors engaged in multisite research publications are required to secure authorization from the IRB of each participating institution. Upon request, pertinent documentation evidencing IRB status must be readily available. In instances where no institutional review boards or committees are established, the authors are obliged to conduct their research in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki, as revised in 2013. The Materials and Methods section must include a declaration of IRB approval or waiver (and the explanation for the waiver) or a statement of adherence to the Declaration of Helsinki.

IInformed consent for publication is unnecessary if the individual cannot be discerned from any components within a manuscript. Identifiable attributes such as patient initials, exact dates, specific geographical locations, or other distinguishing factors (including physical characteristics depicted in figures) should be omitted in the absence of informed consent; however, this must not alter the scientific significance. Crucial information pertinent to the scientific interpretation should be articulated in a manner that precludes recognition of the patient, for instance, by indicating a season instead of a date or a region rather than a specific city. Should there exist the potential for a patient to be recognized from the content of a manuscript, every effort must be made to obtain informed consent for publication from the patient or their parents/legal guardians in the case of a minor. For informed consent to be valid, the patient must have the capacity to review the manuscript prior to its submission. It is imperative that the signed consent document includes a statement indicating whether the patient has reviewed the entire text or has opted not to do so. Authors are required to retain a copy of the patient’s consent and to make it accessible upon request. The published manuscript should incorporate a declaration affirming the receipt and retention of the signed patient consent.

For more information, please see the ORI module on human subject research and the COPE guidelines. If the author need help with IRB form, you may email: Irb@inspiree.review

Prior to the initiation of the review process, all submitted manuscripts will undergo a thorough examination to ascertain their compliance with anti-plagiarism standards via the utilization of "iThenticate." In instances where the detection of plagiarism exceeds the threshold of 20%, the manuscript shall be promptly disqualified.

We will give you a Letter Statements of Originality if your work is accepted and ready for publication. is available for download at: Statements of Originality

INSPIREE: Indonesian Sport Innovation Review has instituted expedited peer review procedures to minimize the extraneous duration that transpires between the submission of a manuscript and its eventual publication.

Expedited peer review elevates the priority of a manuscript and significantly reduces its time to publication. When a manuscript is designated for expedited review, the assessment and publication decision is rendered in a timely manner. Expedited processes may also diminish the duration allotted for peer review and editorial revisions. Typically, this approach results in a reduction of the publication timeline.

INSPIREE: Indonesian Sport Innovation Review provides expedited peer review services for an additional charge. Authors may elect to expedite a manuscript due to its relevance or considerable impact on public policy. Furthermore, authors may opt for expedited review to disseminate their research prior to similar findings being published by another journal or before the data is presented at a conference.

Manuscripts that undergo expedited review are frequently more pertinent and refined compared to their counterparts, particularly when a fee is incurred. Additionally, there exists no discernible difference in the rejection rates, even when authors choose to pay for expedited service, and no preferential treatment is afforded to expedited submissions. The sole distinction identified in these investigations between a standard submission and one designated for expedited review pertains to the duration from initial submission to publication.

More information please contact admin@inspiree.review