Harry Pino, PhD, EPC

33 years in practice

Manager, Exercise Physiology · Princeton Longevity Center

Clinical exercise physiologist for VO2max testing, cardiopulmonary stress work, and performance programming

Performance & RecoveryCardiovascular LongevityMetabolic Health

About

Harry Pino, PhD, EPC manages Exercise Physiology at PLC's New York clinic. He holds a PhD in clinical exercise physiology, is board-certified by ASEP and certified by ACSM, and founded VO2max Medical, LLC. His career includes senior clinical exercise physiology roles at NYU Langone and Tufts Medical Center, adjunct assistant clinical professorship at Tufts University School of Medicine, and sports-performance consulting for Puerto Rican and Japanese Olympic teams. He has also appeared across national health media and physician-education channels.

What to Know

Signature approach

Pino turns cardiopulmonary stress testing into a training prescription. VO2max, ventilatory thresholds, recovery patterns, and patient goals become practical zones for endurance, weight loss, performance, or chronic-disease management. He is especially useful when exercise needs to be dosed from measured physiology rather than estimated from age, fitness level, or wearable data alone.

What sets them apart

  • VO2max authority. Founder of VO2max Medical and long-time clinical exercise physiologist in academic medical settings.
  • Olympic and sports-performance work. Consulting for Puerto Rican and Japanese Olympic teams adds high-performance context.
  • Teaching reach. Tufts faculty role, Sirius XM Doctor Radio, and national media appearances show unusual translation ability for an exercise physiologist.

Before You Book

  • Care focus. VO2max testing, cardiopulmonary stress workups, sports performance, and measured exercise prescription.
  • Location. He is based at the New York clinic.
  • Network context. Other PLC locations have their own exercise physiologists, so confirm whether New York-level exercise physiology is worth the trip.

Expertise

Focus areas

Performance & RecoveryCardiovascular LongevityMetabolic Health

Patient types

Endurance AthletesExecutives & High PerformersMetabolic & Weight ManagementGeneral Adult Longevity

Protocols & technologies

Vo2max cardiopulmonary stress testingExercise prescription for chronic diseaseSports performance testing protocolsResting metabolic rate (rmr) testingBody composition analysisCardiac stress testing

Credentials

Education

  • PhD, Clinical Exercise Physiology / Health Science

    Pacific Western University (2002)

  • Undergraduate, Exercise Physiology

    Indiana University Bloomington

Additional certifications

  • Board Certified Exercise Physiologist (EPC)

    American Society of Exercise Physiology (ASEP)

    ASEP's professional credential for clinical exercise physiologists - the field's primary board certification.

  • Certified Exercise Physiologist

    American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)

    ACSM's clinical certification for exercise physiologists working with apparently healthy populations and clinical populations under physician referral.

Years in practice

33

Affiliations

Exercise Physiologist

New York, NY

Thought Leadership

Media Appearances

Notable Collaborators

  • Puerto Rican Olympic Team · Sports performance and exercise physiology consulting
  • Japanese Olympic Team · Sports performance and exercise physiology consulting
  • Massachusetts Association of Clinical Exercise Physiologists (MACEP) · Immediate past president - state professional society
  • Greater New York ACSM Chapter · Former Board of Directors member

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