Visited here for a go on suggestions from friends. After not being able to justify the $200 price…read moretag of a CrossFit box, I started looking for the best way of training myself in similar style in an alternative space. So far, this *may* be it... but not sure yet. I don't believe that any space can replicate a box bc you're a fish bowl in these types of gyms, with bystanders just gawking at you, like who does he think he is? That aside, this space seemed good. There were ample Bosu balls, medicine balls, I didn't see any wall balls, there were some metal box jump looking things that seemed too short or narrow to jump on, but whatever, and kettle bells. Truthfully, I was I was just happy to dead lift off a stupid machine rack. Or clean, or snatch. Whatever! I couldn't imagine doing that though with volume of people around. It'd be hard. Then, there's no space to rack your bar for squats. I just am annoyed by the binaries of gym models. For a normal person, I'm sure this would be OK. Then, there's a football (American soccer) field and basketball courts for a league that meets on Fridays. There's youth activities too. I wanted to fall in love, but I fell in like...and it was A OK

Excellent trainer Large spacious facility…read more Some members are more interested in loud and distracting gossip . No regards to others who are trying to have a focus and mindful workout

If you are considering sending your kids (or yourself) to UMAC... do it! The instructors and staff…read moreare very professional, passionate, and knowledgeable. From the very beginning Master Castrovinci and Instructor McMorrow make you feel like you are apart of the UMAC family and help you achieve all of you or your child's goals. They even have after school programs! The programs help to teach your child discipline, respect, confidence, and so much more! 10/10 would recommend to any and everyone!! They just opened back up after COVID-19! Give them a visit

From the owner: What makes training at UMAC special is the magical environment that has been created and sustained…read morein the school. When a new member comes in, their comments are usually, "What great energy here," or, "Wow, everyone looks so positive." The energy at UMAC is tremendous and contagious. When all students are working together to accomplish a common vision, the atmosphere is astounding! The positive environment at UMAC is fostered and shared by all Masters, Instructors and Students alike through genuine enthusiasm and caring that is reinforced by showing mutual respect and appreciation. One more reason you will love martial arts at UMAC!

While working in Poughkeepsie for a few weeks, I was on the hunt for a Jiu Jitsu academy to get a…read morecouple rolls in and I was fortunate enough to find Precision Boxing & MMA. The whole staff was extremely courteous and welcoming. The techniques Prof. Brian went through were great and I even had the opportunity to go a couple rounds with him. The space was large and super clean which is always a plus for a gym. The vibe was also fun and there was definitely a sense of community. If you are in Poughkeepsie and you're looking for a great place to train BJJ, Muay Thai, or Boxing, look no further than Precision!

My husband and I were visiting and were referred to this gym by our friends. We had a fantastic…read moretime taking the BJJ class. The coaches are technically knowledgeable, and everyone is super nice and friendly. We had some great rolls at the end. Thanks for the experience--we will be back again. Highly recommended!

I have been seeing Justin weekly, for a little over 2 months now, and he is the third and final PT…read moreI'll be seeing. I made minimal improvement at the other PTs, who unfortunately, due to insurance, have no choice but to treat many patients at once and have other untrained staff members showing the exercises, with little direction, while the PT pays no attention to your form. And not very much one-on-one time. Tired of paying for what amounted to unsupervised exercises in a gym setting, I knew there was something better for me out there. I found Justin through an Internet search and it was exactly what I was looking for - a personal PT trainer :) And now that I've been seeing him I know I'd never go back to conventional PT. One hour a week, totally devoted to me - and not the same prescribed print-out of exercises that everyone pigeon-holed with 'back and neck pain' gets. Our time is spend with him doing hands on manual work and targeted exercises, specific to my issues, that change weekly. He had me stop doing most of what I was doing and explained in detail why they were either not helpful, or too advanced and how I had gained 'fake strength'. I was shocked, surprised and hopeful. He is understanding, patient, explains the methods and exercises in a relatable way and always takes time to answer questions (and I have ALOT of them). I'm always impressed with his knowledge and expertise in his field. He is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, which makes a difference. I love the fact that he shoots video of you doing the exercises so you can watch at home to make sure you're performing them correctly- so helpful! My progress has been a bit slow, but it's the right kind of progress, not a quick fix, and I trust his knowledge and methods completely! I refer him often.

My husband tore his proximal biceps tendon (grimace) in a power lifting meet. After a visit to the…read morechief of shoulder and wrist surgery in a world class metropolitan hospital, he was advised that surgery wasn't necessary. The orthopedist advised him to begin physical therapy to begin the arduous road back to lifting. I did the research and found Justin Feldman. I called his office; he answered the phone. BONUS ! I spoke at length with him, asking many questions including why he didn't participate in insurance plans. He was patient and gave detailed, thoughtful responses to each query. BONUS ! I told him I would discuss and call for an appointment if so inclined. He offered to speak with my husband in depth if necessary. BONUS ! Factoring into our decision to use Justin as well : I have had a lot of PT over the past 3 years. The outstanding facility I used doesn't participate in our insurance plan, and it would have been challenging to get the time in necessary, as well as being quite costly. The facilities that participate are unknown entities, and there is a co-pay each time. The other factor that glared out was Justin's methodology: 1 client for 1 hour once a week, with written instructions for home practice. We made the appointment, and the first visit was a good one. The second was even better, as Justin spent time following the hourlong session teaching and explaining to my husband about his injury and the anatomy and physiology of healing. No one had been able or willing to answer the many questions and concerns my 56 y/o power lifter had regarding his future activities utilizing an important muscle..... Justin took the time and had the expertise to present the facts- he even used a computer anatomy app to illustrate and explain. Justin Feldman is a consummate professional. He practices his art in an holistic manner.... healing is a full body/mind experience and Justin understands and celebrates the connection. As middle aged, active people, we will keep Justin Feldman as an important member of our "graceful aging " team.

Our dog Sara was a stray dog found in Texas by my mother. She took her in and raised her for about…read morea year before she passed. We brought her up here and used two different trainers (one in Texas) before we found Felix. His method and compassion for training seemed to transform Sara from a crazy hyper dog who would run away off leash to a well behaved dog who loves to run around the yard now without any incidents, off leash. Once we solve the cat / dog issues in the house, there will be peace again. Thank you Felix.

Okay so. Taking Nala to her new trainer/sitter for my trip was ABSOLUTE HELL…read more With her history, I expected a bit of a challenge but nothing like what happened. Please keep in mind we've been through 2 trainers that wanted absolutely nothing to do with her. Also recommended euthanasia. Also, no one would board her. No one. I had to put on my horse boots so I could get a better grip on the ground because she was pulling so hard to either go after him, or me pulling he towards the house and let me tell you- Mastiffs are strong. And I work with horses. Lol. She HATED her new trainer. Barked aggressively at him and threatened him. Felix Rosado was un-phased and calm. It took a lot of logistics and strength to get her into his house and in a crate (I had to do it because she was definitely going to bite him with me around) Felix again, unphased. Almost an hour long drop off. A lot of drama. I admit, I cried in the car afterwards. Then I was thinking....WTF. How is he going to handle her or get near her?! She wanted to eat him. Felix's references put my mind at ease and I did my best not to think about it. This is my baby. I stress. Nope. For once, I felt comfortable. I found someone with the balls to work with her. I respect the shit out of anyone willing to risk an attack to wrk with a misunderstood, aggressive dog. He's obviously very passionate about what he does. That in itself speaks volumes. Not only did Felix keep in touch with me throughout her stay with updates (I call them "PupDates"), he sent me a video of him scratching her, giving massages that same night Nala was putty in his hands. I picked her up today, she didn't give a shit about me. Loved him. LMAO. I came home from my trip with a very happy dog that made a new friend/trainer. I look forward to working more with them both because they're a great couple. I'm so happy and relieved. Thank you Felix Rosado!