Submission of the article consists in preparing three documents:
1. Title page
2. Main text
3. Autorship Statement

General structure:
MS Word editor, font – Times New Roman, 11-point type, all margins – 2 cm, interline – 1, text alignment – justified, pages numbered, words division turned off, standard division into paragraphs (each new paragraph should be indented), type only one space following the end of a sentence

Title page

• Consists of the title, authors’ names, affiliations, corresponding author data, acknowledgments
• Title: bold, 16-point type, adjusting – centered, do not use upper-case letters (it does not concern the first letter of the title)
• Authors’ names: first name (not initials) and last name of each author must be provided (in italics), adjusting: to the left, with full affiliation in footer
• Corresponding author: corresponding author should be presented with affiliation, address, phone number, fax number and e-mail address (in English)
• Acknowledgments: reference to prior publication of the results in abstract form or in proceedings, as well as addresses of authors other than the laboratory acknowledged for the work should be provided; financial support should be stated; thanks may be expressed
• Affiliation: in a footnote; in italics; shall contain full information about each author (including the name of the research centre, name of the city and country)

Main Text

Consists of the title, abstracts and text, with out authors’ names. The maximum number of pages is 15 (including Tables, Figures and References).

Introduction should be comprehensible to the general reader; give a clear statement of the purpose of the paper and provide relevant context to support the basis for the paper and the significance of the work; do not exhaustively review the literature.
Material and Methods in the section, give a clear description of the study and how it was carried out; specifically describe the procedures and materials used, so the study can be replicated; the subsections, with brief content descriptions, in order, are: Participants describe the sample: how many participants, how they were recruited. Provide basic demographics (age and SD, sex distribution, etc.). Measures each subsection here should describe one questionnaire or interview or objective observation. Include details of the origin of the measure, the number of items and subscales, format of responses, scoring and known psychometric qualities. Procedures explain how the experiment was carried out. Who tested participants, where were they tested or observed, etc.; if submitted papers contain clinical and animal research, approval of a local ethics committee is required; please note that authors should follow the principles outlines in the Declaration of Helsinki
Statistical Analysis describe the analyses applied to the data. It is helpful if you arrange this section to be coherent with the hypotheses
Results should be presented precisely and should not contain material that is appropriate in the discussion; units, quantities, and formulas should be expressed according to the International System (SI units); all measurements should be given in metric units.
Discussion emphasize the new and important aspects of the study and conclusions derived from the study

Tables
Tables require a brief but descriptive heading. The major divisions of the table should be indicated by horizontal rules. Explanatory matter should be included in footnotes, indicated in the body of the table in order of their appearance. Tables should be numbered consecutively throughout the text. Tables must not duplicate material in the text or in illustration.

Illustrations
Figures should be of the resolution of at least 300 dpi and should be sumbited in .tif, .jpg or .xls format. All figures, whether photographs, graphs or diagrams, should be numbered consecutively throughout the text. Only good drawings and original photographs can be accepted. If a figure (image) has been published previously, the original source must be acknowledged and written permission to reproduce the material from the copyright holder must be submitted.

References
Must be numbered consecutively as they are cited (e.g. [1,2]) References selected for publication should be chosen for their importance, accessibility, and for the further reading opportunities they provide. References first cited in tables, figure legends or multimedia files must be numbered so that they will be in sequence with references cited in the text. References cited in Glossary must be numbered starting from the last citation number in the text. Do put DOI in references. An Physical Activity Review follows the format of the US National Library of medicine (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK7256/). The following is a sample reference:

Autorship Statement

SUBMIT MANUSCRIPT