Vicente Romo Perez

Vicente Romo Perez serves as a full-time Assistant Professor in the Department of Special Didactics at the Faculty of Education and Sport Sciences, University of Vigo, Spain. His academic work integrates physical education methodology with health science, focusing on evidence-based movement programs for aging populations.

Education

• PhD in Physical Activity and Quality of Life from University of A Coruña (2001). Dissertation: "Physical activity and quality of life in people over 65 years of age: differential effect of the type of program" supervised by Dr. José Carlos Millán Calenti and Dr. Francisco Camiña Fernandez.

Research Focus Dr. Romo Perez specializes in the didactic applications of body expression within physical education, with particular expertise in gerontological impacts. His work examines how structured physical activity programs influence psychomotor development, healthy aging, and quality-of-life metrics in elderly populations through interdisciplinary approaches combining educational theory and health science.

Research Affiliation He actively contributes to the HI10 Research Group "Educational, Healthy and Psychomotor Impacts of Physical Activity," investigating multidimensional relationships between movement practices, cognitive function, and physiological well-being across lifespan stages.

Professional Profile As a core faculty member, Dr. Romo Perez develops curriculum in special didactics while advancing research on age-appropriate physical activity interventions. The available documentation indicates no formal student advisement records or external funding acknowledgments.