Meet The Team

Shauna Beekman

As of 1/1/2026, Shauna is now the owner of Modus+. Thankfully, she follows in the footsteps of Megan Madion and Lindsay Hale. It is an honor to be able to bring Modus+ to Traverse City. 

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Shauna has always led a very active life and was a marathon runner for about 20 years. She loves barre, Pilates, yoga and all things ballet and dance. With age, she continues to stay very active knowing that this is the number one priority if the goal is aging well.

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The mission of the studio is to create a space where every body can join and move their body in the way that suits them. Through this we will create a community and a warm welcoming environment where students can feel like Modus+ is their second home.

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Shauna loves everything about living in Traverse City and feels as though she finally found home since moving to TC in 9/24. She lives with her husband, Michael and two cats, Richard and Willie Nelson. They have three adult children who they love dearly. She has a passion for spending time with seniors, dining at all of our wonderful restaurants, and watching the Denver Nuggets. There is a pretty good chance you will find her in a cat shirt, especially during the holidays. She is the ultimate girls' girl. 

Megan Madion

Megan Madion founded M45 in 2011, inspired by her own journey of recovery and resilience. After a serious bike crash in 2007, Megan rebuilt her body through targeted, stabilizing movements that strengthened the small muscles often overlooked in traditional training. Those same movements became the foundation of what is now the M45 method.

An avid athlete and driven career professional, Megan designed M45 to support a strong, balanced, and sustainable body—one that can keep doing the things it loves. She credits the M45 approach with enabling her to continue enjoying alpine and 

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Amelia Sargent

Amelia is a dancer, choreographer, and barre instructor with 20 years of teaching experience. Known for her infectious energy, she brings a deep love of movement and inclusivity to her classes.

After dancing professionally with the Chicago Luvabulls and teaching barre and dance fitness ranging from boutique studios to Equinox, Amelia now focuses primarily on wedding choreography and helping people feel confident on the dance floor through Dance First Think Later.

Her Modus+ class blends barre and dance-based fitness in an athletic, expressive, and welcoming way. Expect good music, clear cues, and a space where you can show up exactly as you are.

Amelia grew up visiting Glen Arbor and fell in love with Northern Michigan. After years in Chicago, she returned to the area to get married and moved to Lake Ann with her husband, daughter, and two Jack Russells in 2024. She’s excited to give back through dance, movement, and community at Modus.

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Barbara Sennrich

Barbara discovered intenSati upon moving to New York City in 2014. A
lifelong athlete, she never planned to teach fitness, but immediately
recognized intenSati as more than a workout—it was a way to train both body and mindset. She became certified in 2015 and has been teaching ever since. Barbara’s classes are physically challenging, high-energy, and intentional, designed to push strength, stamina, and focus while staying deeply connected to purpose. Beyond the studio, Barbara owns a boutique change consulting firm, where she uses intenSati principles to help individuals and organizations navigate constant change with resilience and clarity. Originally from Switzerland, Barbara now lives in Williamsburg, MI with her husband, Jeremy.

Grace Clutts

Grace danced at Dance Arts Academy for 16 years and has taught for 2 1/2 years. She was classically trained in ballet for about 10 years which made her love for ballet grow stronger. She taught kids from ages 4-15 and had the opportunity of teaching them ballet, jazz, tap, musical theatre, and lyrical. She had the wonderful opportunity to choreograph a musical for Glen Lake High School. After taking a break, she is ready to teach adults the beauty what ballet offers. This is for anyone looking to start a new art form or getting back into it with the basics! She can’t wait to meet you all and share the love of dance!

Kerry Marsh

Kerry has always loved living a very active lifestyle, and through the years has enjoyed a vast array of physical activities from Pilates and yoga to hiking, biking, running, horseback riding, and many things in between. During college, she worked at a fitness studio and taught aerobics, and for the past 10 years, has been an instructor at Modus, a bar-inspired fitness studio in Traverse City, Michigan.

Recently, along with her husband Mike, Kerry embarked on the road to better mobility. Kerry, like many individuals as they age, started to notice that even though she was physically active, she was experiencing limitations in her range of motion, especially in her hips. As an avid equestrian, the tightness in her hips started to interfere with her ability to connect with her horse. Especially, with the beautiful style of horse training called dressage.  She realized that if she wanted to continue, she needed to learn how to gain more flexibility. Recently, along with her husband Mike, Kerry embarked on the road to better mobility. She met with a physical therapist initially, and from there, attended and completed the Applied Functional Science certification through the Grey Institute in Chicago. Kerry will also be completing her 200-hour yoga teacher training through Yen Yoga in Traverse City, Michigan this spring, 2025. Kerry has taken all components from her various training disciplines to design a Mobility class that focuses on strength, balance, and increasing range of motion.

She loves sharing with others what has worked for her, so we can enjoy moving and doing all the things we all love to do.

Korin Drilling

Korin brings over 40 years of experience as a dance educator, choreographer, and studio leader. She was the owner of The Dance Center in Traverse City and Kalkaska from 1996 to 2021 and taught there for nearly four decades, shaping generations of dancers through excellence in technique, performance, and mentorship.

She is the founder and director of The Dance Center Youth Ensemble and has served as Ballet Mistress, director, and choreographer for the Traverse City Youth Ballet Company. Her teaching experience also includes Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, Interlochen, and professional training programs across the country.

In addition to her artistic career, she holds a BS in Business (Accountancy), passed the CPA exam, and brings strong leadership and organizational expertise to every role. A certified member of the Chicago National Association of Dance Masters, she remains deeply committed to education, artistry, and community.

Victoria Velting

Victoria Velting is a yoga teacher (RYT-200, Yen Yoga 2025), certified sound healing practitioner, and founder of Shorebird Circle - a nature-based community practice for healing, reflection, and earth-rooted reconnection.

On the shores of Lake Michigan, she grew up in a tightly knit spiritual family. Victoria raised her son in the Waldorf tradition, guided by values of wonder, rhythm, and reverence for the natural world.

Her offerings weave movement, music, meditation, and creativity to honor the sacred relationship between body, breath, and the living earth inviting others to return to their own rhythms and deepen their connection to the land, waters, and seasons.

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Flow like waves, shift like sand dunes, shine like the sun

Lisa Hausbeck

Lisa loves being active and helping clients reach their fitness and wellness goals. She has spent the last 25 years in the fitness industry teaching a variety of different classes.  Those years have been based widely in the community recreation setting specializing in working with those over the age of 50. 

Thriving on continuing education, Lisa has achieved many certifications including IBBFA Barre Certification, Barre Above Barre Certification, ACE group Fitness Instructor, ACE Personal Trainer, YogaFit 500hr ERYT Yoga Instructor, Yoga Alliance Certified and many more.

In her spare time, Lisa likes to spend time with family, friends and her little dog Saja. Other interests include walking, hiking, biking, camping, kayaking, skiing, snowshoeing, quilting and crafting. 

Macy Blackburn

Macy Blackburn is a professional dancer, performer, and instructor with training in ballet, jazz, contemporary, hip hop, musical theater, and acro. She is a former Disneyland performer who danced in iconic productions, including the Pixar Play Parade, A Christmas Fantasy Parade, Disney special events, and live entertainment experiences from 2014–2019.
Macy has performed and traveled across the U.S. through dance, theater, and entertainment, and brings that professional-level experience into her teaching. She has taught hip-hop and acro in Las Vegas and Michigan, and has assisted with choreography for musical theater productions. Macy is passionate about empowering adult dancers through confident movement, expressive performance, and accessible, high-energy classes.

Lindsay Bush Thomas

Lindsay is passionate about helping people feel strong, energized, and confident in their bodies—both inside and outside the studio.

With over a decade of experience in fitness and wellness, she works as a personal trainer and leads strength-based classes at MODUS+, blending intentional movement with a supportive, empowering environment. Her philosophy centers on simple, sustainable habits that enhance the way you move, live, and feel—because lasting transformation is built through consistency, not extremes.

At MODUS+, Lindsay also offers habit-based nutrition coaching to help members fuel their bodies, improve energy, and create aligned, long-term routines. In addition, she supports the studio’s growth and vision, helping expand what MODUS+ offers to its community.

Outside the studio, you’ll most likely find Lindsay embracing Northern Michigan life with her daughter and golden retriever—most often somewhere outside, near the water.

Mollee Fishaw

With 11 years in the industry nothing brings me more joy then to help people learn to love their bodies, to know their bodies and to find movement that they enjoy doing. I have a passion for creating a fun and educational environment that each time we roll out our mats we leave feeling better than when we came in. We learn to connect with our body, our breath and our mind. A community is the most important aspect I have found when it comes to your fitness goals and journey. There is nothing like sharing a space with people on all different levels showing up for themselves, encouraging each other and creating life long friendships. That is why group fitness has always had a special place in my heart. With a background in Yoga, TRX, Interval Training, Cycle, Kickboxing, Weight training, Mat Pilates and more. I always inspire to create fun unique classes, that keep you motivated and improving. I’ve called Traverse city home for the past 5 years after moving from the Detroit area. I live here with my husband and 2 sons, 1 dog and 2 cats! If not in a studio I am outside enjoying camping, hiking, paddle boarding and gardening and my personal practice. 

Leah McCallum

Leah has been part of the MODUS+ community for over a decade, first joining as a client shortly after her daughter was born and now stepping into the studio as an instructor. Her deep connection to the space and passion for movement bring an authentic, welcoming energy to every class she leads.

Outside of the studio, Leah is the founder of Blue Orange Consulting, a place-based PR and government relations firm focused on supporting Great Lakes initiatives. Her work reflects a strong commitment to community, sustainability, and the region she calls home.

Whether she’s at the barre, spending time with her family, or exploring Northern Michigan, Leah brings a sense of balance, warmth, and local connection to everything she does.

Tracy Kinsey

Originally from Boyne City, Michigan, Tracy has called Traverse City home for the past five years. She settled here with her husband and their dog after spending a decade living and exploring in various places around the country.

With a lifelong passion for all forms of personal fitness, yoga holds a special place in her practice and teaching. Her classes at Modus blend mindful movement, breathwork, strength, and flow to create balanced, energizing experiences for every level.

Tracy brings warmth, encouragement, and a genuine love for helping students connect with their bodies and find joy and confidence in motion. Whether you’re new to the mat or a seasoned practitioner, her classes offer a welcoming space to build strength, flexibility, and inner calm.

Kathy Angers

Kathy is our Director of Studio Experience. 

Lindsay Hale

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