0009-0006-6282-3688 About
Dr. Mir Ahsan Ul Haq is an Exercise Physiologist and researcher specializing in exercise physiology, metabolic health, active ageing, lifestyle disease prevention, and community-based health interventions. He completed his Ph.D. in Physical Education (Exercise Physiology) from the University of Delhi, India.
His research focuses on exercise-based interventions, cardiovascular health, body composition, and physiological adaptations associated with ageing and physical activity. His work particularly emphasizes healthy ageing, hypertension management, metabolic wellbeing, and the role of physical activity in improving functional health outcomes among older adults and diverse populations.
Dr. Haq is the Founder and Lead Exercise Physiologist at ActiveAge Metabolic Wellness, based at Lifeline Clinic, Shalimar, Srinagar, Kashmir, where he leads evidence-based community wellness and preventive health programs focused on metabolic health, active ageing, and lifestyle-related disorders.
A former national-level cricket player, Dr. Haq combines practical sporting experience with scientific research to better understand exercise performance, physical conditioning, and long-term functional wellbeing. He has authored multiple publications in Scopus-indexed journals, with research interests spanning exercise interventions, anthropometry, physical activity promotion, cardiovascular health, and translational exercise science.
His work integrates scientific research with community application to promote sustainable, evidence-based approaches to health, physical activity, and quality of life.
Employment
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University of Delhi Ph.D. Scholar2020 - 2026
Education
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University of Delhi Ph.D. Scholar2020 - 2026
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University of Delhi Masters in Physical Education2016 - 2018
Projects & Funding
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Publications (7)
- Age-related shifts in central adiposity and metabolic health in adult males of Delhi: observations and implications for physical activity Save
- Analyzing Emotional Control in University Athletes: A Cross-Cultural and Gender Perspective Save
- Assessment of age-based variations in physiological and anthropometric metrics in Kashmiri men Save
- Investigating body composition metrics in hypertensive men aged 60-70 through walking football Save
- Clarifying Gender Differences in Psychological Skills and Aggression among University Athletes: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Indicators between Individuals from Delhi and Baghdad Save
- Using a Cross-Sectional Analysis of Age-Related Variations in Anthropometric Indices and their Association with Cardiometabolic Health in Adult Men Save
- Stepping Towards Better Health: The Effects of Walking Football for 12 Weeks on Cardiovascular Health in Hypertensive Male Senior Citizens Save