Guiding Question: What do we study as a discipline? If our research object were to be expressed in a single term, which concept would be most appropriate? How are key concepts such as human movement, physical activity, exercise, and sport interrelated? Can mental or cognitive activities be legitimately included within our research domain? What is the most comprehensive and central keyword that best represents our discipline? Is it appropriate to include activities such as e-sports or chess within the scope of our field?

Guiding Question: What does the term physical signify in Physical Education? Does it encompass both the body and functional bodily activities, or does it primarily refer to physical activity itself? Is Physical Education still an appropriate title for a school subject? As in disciplines such as Science or History, is it feasible to remove the term Education and adopt a subject name that emphasizes body-related activities, such as Physical Activity, Exercise, or Sport? If so, which designation would be most appropriate? Should Health be explicitly included in the subject title, or should it be addressed solely within the curriculum? Finally, should the objectives of Physical Education remain focused primarily on health promotion, or should they be expanded to include quality of life and broader social impacts?

Guiding Question: As AI becomes increasingly widespread, how will methods for measuring and interpreting physical activity and sport phenomena change? When collaborating with professionals such as physicians or engineers, what constitutes the unique professional domain of our field, and what distinctive expertise do we contribute? What future-oriented research objects and unified academic name can best encompass these transformations and help shape a more promising future for our discipline?