Dr. Daniel Shaye received his Bachelor of Arts from the College of William & Mary in 1990, and received his doctorate (D.C.) as salutatorian magna cum laude from Logan College of Chiropractic in 1996. He earned his certification in chiropractic rehabilitation (CCRD) that same year, and went on to earn certification in chiropractic sports medicine (CCSP) in 1998. He earned his FIAMA (Fellow, International Academy of Medical Acupuncture) in 2000. He also has advanced training in dry needling, and a variety of rehabilitation and other techniques. A prolific writer, he has published many dozens of articles in local and national journals, periodicals, and other popular and technical outlets.
Personal notes: Dr. Shaye is an active athlete, and was the 1997 Colonial Road Runners Grand Prix overall champion. In both 2011 and 2012 he staged a strong comeback, finishing second overall each year. In 2011, he also performed well on the national running scene, placing 155th in the over-40 (Masters) category at the USATF Club Cross Country National Championship meet in Seattle, WA. An avid multi-sport athlete, Dr. Shaye also organizes and coaches the Performance Chiropractic “Veterans” (age 35+) basketball team. He plays forward on that team. Performance Chiropractic’s teams have been regular season champions (2010); have all qualified for post-season play; and have twice been post-season tournament runners-up (2010, 2011).
In addition to athletic endeavors, Dr. Shaye is participates in a wide variety of community organizations. He also enjoys his extended family and 2 beautiful nieces. He somehow manages to make time for simple gardening, landscaping, and fixer-upper work around his Williamsburg home.
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