Brandon's Blog

One branch of psychology that interests me is sports psychology. Some topics studied in sports psychology are youth sports, personality and motivation, team dynamics and coaching, elite performance, and even non athletes. The education required to be an entry level sports psychologist is typically requires a master's or doctorate's degree in clinical psychology, sports psychology, or counseling. Jobs that relate to this field are athletic trainers, industrial-organizational psychologists, fitness trainers and aerobic instructors, physical and recreational therapists, and coaches. Coleman Griffith is known as the father of sports psychology, but some other professionals are Dr. Alan Goldberg and Dr. John F. Murray. I am interested in this field because of my abundant background in sports. Since the I could walk, I have been playing and competing in everything possible. So by researching into the sports psychology, I feel like it could not only improve my game outside of the ph...

My name is Brandon and I am a freshman here at HSU . I am actually from here in Abilene , just across town where I went to school at Abilene Cooper . I am currently pursuing an exercise science degree and right now the plan is to apply for PA school after obtaining my degree. Here at HSU I am playing on the baseball team, a part of the BSM, and the treasurer of the club table tennis team. I'm a very sociable person who enjoys being active with other people, rather it being playing games or just hanging out inside or going outside on adventures. If I were to compare myself to an object, i would choose a camera because I like to travel around and capture each and every moment.