Experience
Current Academic Appointment
Research Fellow
INTI International University, Malaysia
2026–2028
Research activities include collaborative research, scholarly publications, applied research initiatives, academic engagement, postgraduate activities, and international research collaboration.
Current areas span sport biomechanics, physical education, human movement, athlete monitoring, exercise rehabilitation, and accessible movement assessment.
University Teaching & Academic Experience
University Lecturer
Teaching experience across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in sport biomechanics, applied kinesiology, functional anatomy, corrective exercise, exercise rehabilitation, human movement, movement assessment, and programme planning in corrective exercise.
My teaching approach connects biomechanical principles, functional assessment, and practical application in sport, rehabilitation, and human movement.
Postgraduate Teaching & Supervision
I have contributed to postgraduate education, research guidance, and thesis development in sport science, biomechanics, corrective exercise, and related fields.
Current activities include postgraduate teaching, research-methodology support, thesis advising, manuscript development, and research collaboration.
School Physical Education
Physical Education Teacher
Qom Province, Iran
More than 15 years of experience teaching physical education across school-age populations. Practice included movement and fitness assessment, student-centred physical education, activity programmes, athletics, individual progression, and long-term participation.
This experience informs my current research in personalised physical education, physical literacy, and assessment-informed learning.
Coaching & Athletics
My athletics and physical-performance coaching experience includes sprinting, movement mechanics, physical preparation, and performance development.
This background brings an applied perspective to biomechanics, athlete monitoring, and movement assessment.
Invited Talks & Academic Engagement
Invited Speaker · International Webinar · 18 September 2026
One Muscle, Multiple Force Directions: How Fiber Architecture Shapes Joint Torque and Human Movement
Maharishi Markandeshwar Institute of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation (MMIPR)
Maharishi Markandeshwar (Deemed to be University)
Mullana, Haryana, India
The session explored how muscle architecture—including fascicle length, physiological cross-sectional area, pennation, and architectural gearing—contributes to force production, movement velocity, and joint torque.
Peer Review & Academic Service
I review manuscripts for international journals in sport science, biomechanics, rehabilitation, exercise, and clinical research.
Review topics include biomechanics, rehabilitation, sports injury, cardiovascular rehabilitation, musculoskeletal health, athlete performance, and exercise science. I also contribute through research collaboration, invited academic engagement, and scholarly service.
Research Collaboration
My work connects biomechanics, physical education, athlete health, rehabilitation, and practical movement assessment. I welcome collaboration across these areas.