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Aesha Tahir, MS, ACSM-CEP, NASM-CES

15 years in practice

Exercise Physiologist · Princeton Longevity Center

Clinical exercise physiology and corrective exercise for posture, desk-work strain, and longevity programming

Performance & RecoveryMetabolic HealthCardiovascular Longevity
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About

Aesha Tahir, MS, ACSM-CEP, NASM-CES is an exercise physiologist at PLC's Princeton headquarters. She holds an MS in Exercise Science from Concordia University Chicago, the ACSM Clinical Exercise Physiologist credential, and NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist training. Her public work is built around busy professionals: she founded Tone and Strengthen Wellness, hosts the 9 to 5 Wellness podcast, hosts PowerUp Longevity, and wrote Unhunched, a book on posture and desk-worker wellness.

What to Know

Signature approach

Tahir uses PLC diagnostics as the input for movement planning. DEXA can guide strength and bone-health work, cardiac CT and stress testing shape aerobic dose, and RMR informs energy-balance strategy. Her corrective-exercise specialty adds posture, compensation, and desk-work strain to the standard exercise-physiology consult, which fits PLC's executive-health audience.

What sets them apart

  • ACSM-CEP plus NASM-CES. Clinical exercise physiology and corrective exercise give her both medical and movement-quality lenses.
  • Busy-professional platform. Book, podcasts, speaking, and corporate wellness work all target the same desk-bound population PLC often serves.
  • Diagnostic translation. Her role turns test results into practical exercise and posture changes.

Before You Book

  • Care focus. Desk-bound professionals, posture issues, corrective exercise, and exercise plans tied to DEXA, stress testing, and RMR.
  • How it fits. Recommendations plug into the physician and dietitian workflow rather than standing alone.
  • Related care. If tactical strength or cardiac-stress testing is the main need, compare with Louis Degnan, MS.

Expertise

Focus areas

Performance & RecoveryMetabolic HealthCardiovascular Longevity

Patient types

Executives & High PerformersGeneral Adult LongevityMetabolic & Weight ManagementWomen in Perimenopause & Menopause

Credentials

Education

  • M.S., Exercise Science

    Concordia University Chicago

Additional certifications

  • Clinical Exercise Physiologist (ACSM-CEP)

    American College of Sports Medicine

    ACSM's higher-tier clinical exercise certification - exercise prescription for clinically diagnosed populations (cardiac, pulmonary, metabolic), one step above the standard ACSM-EP.

  • Corrective Exercise Specialist (NASM-CES)

    National Academy of Sports Medicine

    NASM specialty certification in assessing and correcting movement compensations and postural dysfunction - relevant for desk-bound professionals.

Years in practice

15

Affiliations

Exercise Physiologist

Princeton, NJ

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