Sarah Court is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Yoga Tune Up® Teacher Trainer, and the creator of Quantum Leap. She teaches public workshops, anatomy for yoga teacher trainings, and trains Yoga Tune Up® teachers worldwide. She developed and teaches her Quantum Leap continuing education program to make sophisticated movement science easy for movement teachers to understand and apply to their teaching.
Sarah received her doctorate in Physical Therapy from Mount St. Mary’s University. She brings significant clinical experience to her teaching, attracting clients and students with a desire to move intelligently, regain mobility, or manage chronic conditions.
Sarah is an award-winning graduate of Princeton University, and edited the Yoga Tune Up® blog for 5 years. She has been featured on exercise.com and The New York Times. Find her Yoga Tune Up® schedule here or go to her full website.
Love it. Such an accessible exercise that anyone can work toward, no matter how immobile or tight the feet and ankles are. I’m imagining my mother lifting her knees or using her hands on support to decrease the load, and if body permits, doing it just as Jill demonstrates but by holding for a shorter amount of time. And all you need is a strap or necktie or bathrobe tie!
This video is very helpful. It is SO important that we care for our feet. I work with a lot of aging students and this is so simple and will help keep their toes and feet healthy.