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Jessica Hunsucker
Jess is a certified Nutritional Therapist with a passion for helping clients build healthy, sustainable habits. She holds degrees in Psychology and Family Studies from Central Michigan University, with a minor in Substance Abuse and Treatment. When not working (or training), she enjoys life in the country with her husband and children, spending time outdoors, playing sports, gardening, and staying close with family.
Education
B.S of Psychology, Human Growth and Development, with a minor in Substance Abuse and Treatment.
Jess is a certified Nutritional Therapist with a passion for helping clients build healthy, sustainable habits. She holds degrees in Psychology and Family Studies from Central Michigan University, with a minor in Substance Abuse and Treatment.
After initially pursuing PA school, she discovered her true calling in nutrition and fitness, completing her certifications through the Nutritional Therapy Association and through CrossFit. With 7+ years of experience coaching at CrossFit Mayhem, she brings expertise in Aerobic Capacity, CrossFit Weightlifting, Mobility, and Nutrition, along with a deep commitment to helping clients achieve their personal best.
Jess’s coaching approach focuses on building confidence in performance, nutrition, and lifestyle. She loves seeing clients overcome food fears, so they no longer feel anxious about going out to eat or indulging in a slice of birthday cake. Her philosophy revolves around consistency over perfection and encouraging sustainable habits that allow her clients to enjoy food while still achieving their goals.
She finds immense joy when clients share their victories, whether it’s having the energy to spend more time playing with their kids and engaging in outdoor activities beyond their training routine, or if it’s hitting a PR in the gym they never thought possible.
She enjoys working with clients who understand that success comes from building consistent habits over time and, even when challenges arise, are committed to working collaboratively with their coach to overcome each obstacle.
When not working or training, she enjoys life in the country with her children, spending time outdoors, playing sports, gardening, and staying close with family.
Client Testimonials
Jaschenka T.
"My coach was not only very knowledgeable but also just a kind person interested in me as a person. She helped me working towards my goals and maintaining them afterwards. For me the difference is that the people at M2 take into consideration the person as a whole, not just the weight or athletic ambitions."
Candace W.
"Working with M2 and Jessica was life changing for me. I have done NUMEROUS nutrition challenges at the gym, tried macro counting on my own and I always went back to my old ways. This process and journey has taught me different tips and tricks on how to maintain this and my weight loss as a lifestyle change."
April Walker
"I have now been coached by Jessica Hunsucker for a year now. She has taught me how to properly feed myself and I have never felt starved during this entire process. Yes it’s a process and it’s not something you understand or learn overnight. She had to retrain my thought process and taught me that food is fuel and not the enemy. Since starting with M2Performance I have hit countless PR’s and for the first time, I am finally happy with my body."
Jessica's Posts
Clean Up Your Sleep Hygiene and Have a Better Night's Sleep
Getting 8 hours of sleep each night can be tough. How do you quiet the noise of the day so that you can get to sleep and stay asleep? Barring any hormonal issues, a great place to start is developing a “Power Down Routine.”
How to Track Macros | Protein
Did you know there is a difference between the weight of food when it’s raw and when it’s cooked? Raw food loses on average 25% volume once it is cooked as water evaporates away. That water loss will vary depending on cooking method, how long you cook your food, the amount of water in that food, etc, but for simplicity sake, let’s call it 25%. This can make accurately tracking your macros for protein a little tricky. We've outlined some of the common mistakes people make when logging your macros into MyFitnessPal and a few easy ways to avoid those missteps in the future.
