Injury prevention is a fundamental pillar of sports medicine, aimed at reducing the occurrence and severity of injuries among athletes and physically active individuals. Advances in biomechanics, training methodologies, screening techniques, and risk assessment have significantly improved preventive strategies across various sports. Evidence-based injury prevention programs not only enhance athletic longevity but also reduce healthcare costs and improve quality of life. The Journal of Sport Medicine, Science and Rehabilitation encourages research that explores innovative preventive interventions, movement screening, training optimization, and clinical approaches that promote safe participation in physical activity while minimizing injury risk.