27 years enforcing the standard. Two decades coaching it.

Daniel Borowick spent 27 years in law enforcement — first a New Jersey State Trooper, then more than 22 years as a DEA Special Agent across the agency’s most demanding posts: Los Angeles, New York, Miami, and the El Paso Intelligence Center. More than seven of those years were served out of the US Embassy Country Office in Mexico City, representing the United States government abroad and coordinating international investigations with Mexican local, state, federal and military agencies.

For part of that career he carried the duty that shapes every program he writes today: DEA Physical Task Assessment Administrator. He tested Special Agent applicants for fitness for duty, which is the determining factor whether someone continues along in the process.

After the badge came the science. As a US Army Holistic Health & Fitness (H2F) performance specialist he was embedded with the 1st Armored Division Sustainment Brigade with detachment to the 22d Chemical Battalion at Fort Bliss, programming for 150–200 soldiers per month as well as preparing soldiers for Ranger School, Special Forces Assessment & Selection, Drill Sergeant School and additional competitions.

He holds a Master of Science in Sports and Health Science and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and Registered Strength & Conditioning Coach (RSCC) under the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) — the credential required to coach college, professional athletes and the US military.

His athletes average 20–40% measured improvement in strength, movement quality and readiness assessments — 10–20% for those already performing at the advanced level. He has presented at the NSCA Tactical Annual Training Conference on separate occasions, delivered training at the United States Military Academy at West Point, and published on tactical performance in Police1, FireRescue1, American Military University and Tactical Training & Conditioning.

That mix — 27 years living the standard, plus real exercise science — is why Domex exists: built for the nation’s defenders and every first responder who serves beside them.