The journal "Human Movement Science" is dedicated to publishing disciplinary and multidisciplinary research related to human movement. It brings together studies from psychology, biomechanics, and neurophysiology concerning human movement control, organization, and learning, including support for the perception of movement. The primary goal of the journal is to publish articles that advance theoretical understanding of human movement control and organization, as well as changes related to development, learning, and rehabilitation functions. Reported research may range from basic theoretical or empirical studies to more applied research in fields such as movement, dance, and rehabilitation, provided that all research has unique theoretical significance. Additionally, we welcome commentaries and meta-research that promote understanding of human movement. These goals and scopes imply that purely descriptive research is not acceptable, and methodological articles are only acceptable if the discussed methodology opens new perspectives for understanding control and organization. Articles on exercise physiology are generally not supported unless they relate to the control and organization of human movement. Overall, articles submitted to "Human Movement Science" must possess a certain degree of theoretical innovation and cannot be overlooked merely due to similarity in content.