Domenic
Angelino

Domenic Angelino is an expert personal trainer, exercise science SME, Digital health SME, and fitness SME who has worked across many corners of the fitness and wellness industry. As an expert health and wellness consultant, he has supported fitness apps, fitness websites, CEOs, fitness influencers, athletes, research teams, and educational institutions, bringing value to top companies, public figures, and organizations through a mix of extensive education and experience. His work has spanned fitness research consulting, exercise science consulting, human performance consulting, and fitness product consulting.

Domenic currently serves as Chief Fitness Scientist at FitCraft, where he leads the science behind engineering a gamified fitness experience. He previously served as Lead Exercise Scientist and Head Coach at FitnessAI and has continued pushing applied health AI forward through work with digital health AI and human performance labs.

As an exercise physiology expert, he has consulted for organizations including BetterMe, Everfit, NFPT, IPTA, and researchers connected to Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He has also supported equipment and apparel development, spoken on podcasts and at public events, and written YouTube content for creators such as Jeremy Ethier that has generated over 50 million views. He has also developed a growing body of fitness media personality work and provided expert commentary for journalists.

Domenic has an extensive ghostwriting background and has written multiple books, including school-system fitness and nutrition textbooks and multiple children's books such as Snack Time for Nina. He has also designed courses and curriculum for Penn Foster and other institutions, reaching millions of learners across private, public, university, graduate, and post-graduate settings.

His public health work includes serving as director of Providence PlayCorps, where he supported physical activity promotion and healthy eating in underserved children, along with consulting for clinics and medical facilities as a health subject-matter expert, rounding out a career that spans research, education, industry, and public health.