Top Three Most Accessed Papers of 2025

2026-01-10

In 2025, readers demonstrated strong engagement with research spanning physical activity assessment, readiness for participation, and Indigenous scholarship. We are pleased to recognize the top three most accessed papers of the year, reflecting their continued relevance and impact across research, practice, and community contexts:

  • Godin — The Godin-Shephard Leisure-Time Physical Activity Questionnaire
    A foundational and widely used tool informing physical activity research and practice internationally.

  • Warburton et al. — The Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire for Everyone (PAR-Q+) and ePARmed-X+
    An essential resource supporting safe participation in physical activity through evidence-based screening and readiness assessment, setting a global benchmark for best practice.

  • Miles et al. — Wholistic versus Holistic: Words Matter for Indigenous Peoples
    A meaningful contribution highlighting cultural safety, respectful language, worldview, and respect in Indigenous health and wellness research and scholarship.

Together, these papers exemplify the breadth, quality, and impact of work published in the journal, and we thank the authors, reviewers, and readers for their continued engagement throughout 2025.Top 3 Accessed Articles 2025