ALL Elite COACHES ARE CPT AND CNC CERTIFIED


FFT Manager | Elite Coach CPT, CNC,
ISSA Running Coach
Traci grew up on a small family farm in central IL. After high school, she attended the University of Illinois where she majored in Agricultural Communications.
She met her now husband, John, in college (who oddly enough, actually grew up only 15 miles from her), and have two amazing kiddos together, Addison and Nash.
During the middle of the pandemic, Traci battled with some of the worst depression she has ever experienced during the selling of their home and purchasing the Johnson Farmstead. But as a busy Mom and farm wife, she put herself on the back burner, not intentionally, but realized she couldn’t step up for her family without stepping up for herself first.
That is where Traci’s passion for mental health grew.
In February 2021 Traci applied to Farm Fit Training (She’s an OG!). She believes God led her to FFT. The program changed her health and life so much that, she is committed to making her own impact in the Ag community as a Farm Fit Training Coach!

Hello, my name is Jayme Pearson. I'm a fitness coach at Farm Fit Momma where my passion is to help you reach your goals and enjoy a healthy lifestyle
My fitness and health journey started 20 years ago when I was at the heaviest weight of my life! I decided that it was time to make a change, so I did just that. Through dietary changes, working out, and creating new eating habits I lost 110 pounds. I maintained that weight loss for over a decade, which has been satisfying and an accomplishment that I am proud of. If I can do it, YOU can too.
In April 2021, Amanda Nigg posted that she had 2 1:1 coaching spots available. I applied thinking there was no way that Amanda would accept my application. She turned out to be the push I needed to achieve a long-term goal of mine to be a certified personal trainer.
That May I started with Farm Fit Momma, where I completed 1:1 coaching that was followed by an advanced 6-week program. The past year I have learned so much about nutrition, macros, and how to correctly fuel my body to burn fat and build lean, sexy muscles. I’m excited to be a part of a tribe that helps the agricultural community build lifelong skills to be mentally and physically healthy.
When I am not working on fitness and healthy eating habits, I spend time with my high school sweetheart and husband of 34 years. My first taste of life in agriculture was when we moved to the farm after we married. We have spent the last 34 years farming various crops such as cotton, peanuts, milo, black-eyed peas; and wouldn’t change it. We have two grown children and two beautiful granddaughters.

Elitle Coach CPT, CNC, CHC, ASFA Running Coach


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Bridgette
FFT Speaker | QPR Certified
Certified by National Council For Mental Wellbeing
Bridgette Readel, farm kid extraordinaire, North Dakota State University graduate and passionate agriculturalist is from Wishek ND and now lives in Hunter. She is a very active FFA alumni and past state officer. Bridgette and her husband Randy, are both heavily involved in Ag where he is a Dairyland Seed rep and she is semi-retired from a 26 year career with Corteva Agriscience. They are parents of two adult children who are mostly off the payroll. Although she graduated as a high school Ag teacher, Bridgette is now busy teaching adults regarding production agriculture and truly enjoys sharing the bright and positive message of ag in North Dakota. Bridgette is the owner of Lilac Lane Media, partner in the AgMafia and the Ag Director for WDAY radio/Flag Family Media.
Bridgette found her niche with Farm Fit training when Amanda posted a 30 day plank challenge. Completing the challenge led to being accepted into the 1:1 coaching program in the second class. Farm Fit training meets so many of Bridgette's goals! Planning workouts around her schedule, being able to do workouts at home and not drive to a gym, learning how important it is to balance carbs, fat and protein are important lessons learned. Always an avid walker of about 5 miles a day, Farm Fit Training really compliments her cardio routine. For Bridgette, the program is a little bit about weight loss but more importantly, maintaining an active lifestyle. "Coming from a family where my grandmothers were as tall as they are wide, I'd like to break that mold!"
After growing up in a rural community during the drought of the 1980's, Bridgette now realizes the stress and strain farming puts on everyone. For years as a self proclaimed "agronomic therapist", Bridgette speaks to groups large and small about the importance of your mental health as well as physical being. Bridgette has presented at events for Farm Bureau, North Dakota State University, National Cattlemen's Beef Association and more. She is a certified mental health first aid responder and is working toward further accreditation.