All posts by Letta Page

I am an editor, copy writer, blogger, and jargon-slayer. I am also the associate editor and producer of The Society Pages and the former managing editor of Contexts magazine. I have over a decade of experience in academic editing across a range of disciplines, and I am a copy writer for a number of ad agencies, private clients, and---a personal favorite---Minneapolis-based comedy label Stand Up! Records. I hold degrees in history and classical studies from Boston University and an art degree from the University of Minnesota.

Student Spotlight: Michael Braman and Beverly Goldberg

The wonderful parents to our talented Becky Golberg, Michael Braman and Beverly Golberg are also integral members of the Six Degrees community. With six children, a son-in-law, a daughter-in-law, and five grandchildren between them, you might think they have plenty of community, but Bev, a retired legal assistant who now writes creative nonfiction and has… Read More >



3 Reasons to Try TRX

1. Straps and dangling are like all the rage right now, what with the “50 shades of gray” movie coming out. Now you can keep the workouts complex and the grownup time however you like it. 2. You’ll find it mentally and physically challenging to experience Pilates and Barre moves with a whole new relationship… Read More >


Contest!

Tell us about your favorite studio prop (and why you love it!), and you’re in the running for a free spot in this weekend’s Foam Roller workshop with Becky Golberg. Contest ends tomorrow at midnight (that’d be late Weds. night), and we’ll choose the winner at random from our comments on the blog and on Facebook. See you… Read More >


Student Spotlight: Peggy Jean Nelson

Peggy Nelson is the picture of transformation and one of Six Degrees’ most enthusiastic ambassadors. When I reached out to talk about her place in the studio’s community, she responded with an absolutely lovely message of gratitude and strength. It simply can’t be improved upon. Here, then, is Peggy’s story: My daughter Courtney bought a… Read More >


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