Felice Di Domenico, PhD, is a researcher in Human Movement and Sport Sciences with expertise in exercise science, motor learning, physical activity promotion, and adapted physical activity. He earned his PhD from the University of Salerno, Italy, and is currently affiliated with the Research Center of Physical Education and Exercise at the University of Pegaso. His research focuses on exercise prescription, body composition assessment, health-oriented fitness, personal training methodologies, motor competence, and evidence-based physical activity interventions across diverse populations. He has authored numerous scientific publications in international peer-reviewed journals on topics including high-intensity interval training (HIIT), body recomposition, anthropometric assessment, physical education, and exercise interventions for health promotion. Dr. Di Domenico also serves as a peer reviewer for international scientific journals and collaborates on multidisciplinary research projects aimed at improving health and quality of life through physical activity.