Synonym for "its right up my alley": "It's within my ____" [duplicate]

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A term heard often in sports is "it's right in his wheelhouse", which the source (TFD) defines as:

In, related to, or matching someone's general interests, abilities, or area of familiarity; in someone's comfort zone.

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