Jake

Jake Allyne is the Co-Founder and CEO of Breakthrough Fit Co., an inclusive personal training company built around a simple belief: everyone deserves access to great coaching, meaningful movement, and a place where they belong. With more than 15 years in the fitness industry, Jake’s career has never followed one lane. His experience has taken him from training professional athletes, including members of the New York Giants, to working alongside physical therapists and coaching individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities. He has led teams, developed trainers, built programs, and worked with people across nearly every ability level and stage of life. But the work that mattered most always came back to the same thing: people. That belief ultimately became Breakthrough Fit Co. What started as a vision for a different kind of fitness company has grown into multiple locations across Westchester and Rockland County, serving hundreds of individuals and families while partnering with schools, community organizations, athletic programs, and disability-service providers throughout the region. Breakthrough was built to challenge the idea that adaptive fitness needs to exist somewhere separate from “regular” fitness. Under Jake’s leadership, the company has created an environment where athletes, adults with disabilities, kids, seniors, and people simply trying to become stronger can train under the same roof — each with individualized coaching, high expectations, and a genuine sense of belonging. Today, Jake leads the vision, culture, and continued growth of Breakthrough while developing the next generation of coaches and leaders who will carry its mission forward. He also speaks and mentors on leadership, entrepreneurship, inclusive fitness, and the often-unseen work required to build something that lasts. For Jake, the goal was never simply to open gyms. It was to change what people believe is possible — for themselves, for others, and for an industry that too often decides who fitness is for before someone ever walks through the door.