Dr. Eric Martin, PhD, Associate Professor at Boise State University in the School of Kinesiology, was recently highlighted in two national publications!
In U.S. Master’s Swimming, Dr. Martin was quoted in an article exploring strategies for clearing the mind and managing mental distractions. He contributed to the article’s discussion of how physical activity and intentional mental practices can support overall well-being and performance.
In Runner’s World, Dr. Martin provided insight to an article examining the relationship between running and intelligence. His perspective helped contribute to the publication’s exploration of the cognitive benefits associated with running and regular physical activity. Another faculty of Boise State, Mary Pritchard, PhD, also contributed to this article.
This professional highlight for Dr. Martin underscores the impact of his expertise in the field of Sport and Exercise Psychology. Being sought out by respected publications to provide his expert perspectives offers opportunity for his work to reach a national audience, beyond the university setting!
Dr. Martin’s features reflect the broader impact that the kinesiology community at Boise State has, as well as its commitment to advancing knowledge about how physical activity can influence performance, health, and quality of life.
Read the articles:
U.S. Masters Swimming:
“How to Clear Your Mind When You Can’t Clear Your Mind”
Emri Balikci of Runner’s World: