Tim Kempf

Dr. Tim Kempf is renowned for his innovative approaches in the field of Exercise Science, particularly in Cardiac Rehabilitation and Biomechanics. With a doctorate degree in Kinesiology, Dr. Kempf has been a Clinical Associate Professor at Boise State University since 2011. His teaching portfolio includes a variety of courses such as Exercise Testing and Prescription, Biomechanics, and Functional Anatomy, where he integrates his extensive research and practical experiences to enrich student learning. Dr. Kempf's expertise is deeply rooted in his diverse experiences in Cardiac Rehabilitation, Biomechanics research, and Human Motor Learning. His research interests are centered around understanding the complexities of human movement and developing effective rehabilitation strategies for cardiac patients. His work in biomechanics has contributed to advancements in exercise science, providing insights into the mechanics of human motion and its implications for health and performance. In addition to his academic pursuits, Dr. Kempf is actively involved in research projects that explore the intersections of kinesiology and motor learning. His contributions to the field have been recognized through various publications and presentations at national and international conferences, where he shares his findings with peers and practitioners. Outside the academic realm, Dr. Kempf is an avid outdoor enthusiast. He and his wife share a passion for skiing during the winter months and mountain biking in the summer. Their adventurous spirit has led them to cover over 1,000 miles on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, a testament to their love for exploration and physical challenges. Dr. Kempf's commitment to both his professional and personal endeavors reflects his dedication to promoting health and wellness through active living. His work continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, fostering a deeper understanding of the vital role exercise plays in enhancing quality of life.