About the Journal

The Journal of Exercise and Nutrition (JEN) is an open access, peer-reviewed journal that aims to enhance basic and applied research in multiple areas of exercise and nutrition from clinical to athletic populations. The journal provides researchers, practitioners, and students with a platform for novel and cutting-edge practices in the field. ISSN: 2640 - 2572.


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Vol. 8 No. 1 (2025)

JEN is an open access, internationally, peer-reviewed journal, indexed on Google Scholar to track citations, h-index and i10-index for impact. The journal is a Crossref member for digital object identifier (DOI) number assignment and citation tracking.

JEN publishes manuscripts as they are accepted. Published works are dated by year, volume (issue): manuscript number and DOI number.  Example: 2025, Volume 8 (Issue 1): 1, DOI#.

Publication Timeline: From submission to publication, manuscripts in JEN take on average 37-50 days. Timelines may vary based on reviewer promptness and the time needed for authors to address revisions. 

Articles

Agreement Between Six Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis Devices and Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry

Ann Frost Brown, Ariel Aguiar Bonfim Cruz, Alexa Chandler, C.J. Brush, Gena Irwin
Abstract 34 | PDF Downloads 16

Analysis of Dietary Micronutrient Intake of NCAA Track and Field Athletes

Haley Melton, Dr. Corbit Franks, Tyler Myers, Dr. Samantha Kostelnik, Dr. Hyun-Woo (David) Joung, Dr. Melinda W Valliant
Abstract 159 | PDF Downloads 58

A Case Report: Compositional, Physiological, and Psychological Responses to Contest Preparation in a First-time Bikini Competitor

Alexa Rukstela, Kworweinski Lafontant, Dr. Bill I. Campbell
Abstract 428 | PDF Downloads 173

The Omega-3 Index in Athletes

Jeffery L. Heileson, Tina E. Sergi, Leticia C. de Souza
Abstract 1166 | PDF Downloads 328

Selection of Sex Does Not Affect Body Composition When Using the InBody770 Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis

D.J. Oberlin, Adam Mohan, Yea Been Kim , Levi Vazquez , Jane Ekhtman
Abstract 338 | PDF Downloads 135

Acute Effects of Creatine and Branch Chain Amino Acids on Resting Energy Expenditure: Considerations for Testing

Lia Jiannine, Zachary H. Ervin , Christopher G. Ballmann
Abstract 444 | PDF Downloads 195

Evaluating the Effects of a Proprietary Water Formulation on Hydration and Physiological Responses During Exercise-Heat Stress in Active Adults

Blaine S. Lints, Jacob M. Eade, Gianna F. Mastrofini, Courtney M. Meyer, Sten Stay-Gundersen, Alexa J. Chandler, Bridget A. McFadden, Nathaniel D. Rhoades, R. Davis Moore, Shawn M. Arent, Susan W. Yeargin
Abstract 660 | PDF Downloads 215

Risk of Low Energy Availability, Disordered Eating, Eating Disorders, and Bone Stress Injuries in United States Female Track and Field

Melissa T. Lodge, Steve M. Cirella, Dr. Mark E. Hartman, Dr. Nicole E. Logan, Dr. Christie L. Ward-Ritacco
Abstract 1418 | PDF Downloads 736

An Evaluation of Sports Nutrition Knowledge and Influencing Factors in NCAA Division III Athletes

Kerrie Berends, Michael J. Wierenga, Madeline Frens
Abstract 764 | PDF Downloads 195

A Pharmacokinetic Comparison of Three Butyrate Products

Michael La Monica, Trevor Kirby, Shelley Hartshorn, Ashley Gustat, Jodi Grdic, Jennifer Sandrock
Abstract 1534 | PDF Downloads 828

Nutritional Preparation for an Ultra-Endurance Swimmer:  A Case Report

Suzanne Kitts, Kory Stauffer, Tania Flink
Abstract 615 | PDF Downloads 206

The Effect of Differing Potentiation Modalities on Acute Performance in Collegiate Athletes

Joshua Watson, Jason B Winchester, Jeffery McBride, Vanessa Cazás-Moreno
Abstract 358 | PDF Downloads 160

The Influence of Omega-3 Supplementation on Athletic Performance, Grip Strength, and Body Composition in NCAA Division I Collegiate Track & Field Athletes

Katherine Lee, LesLee Funderburk, Tomas Chapman-Lopez, Ricardo Torres, Mary Pickler, Andrew Gallucci
Abstract 1339 | PDF Downloads 588
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Scientific Impact

The aim of the Journal of Exercise and Nutrition is to publish, peer-reviewed research in the nutritional and exercise sciences across all populations and disciplines from clinical to athletic populations. While not required, the journal encourages authors to submit "Direct Original Research," which is a compact version of an original research manuscript.