Performance Chiropractic Events
Balance, Stumbles, & Falls: What You Don’t Know Can Kill You
Balance, Stumbles, & Falls: What You Don’t Know Can Kill You is a free, informative community event designed to raise awareness about one of the most preventable risks to long-term health and independence… falls. Taking place on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, from 1:30-3:30 PM at the Virginia Greens Retirement Community (Theatre), this single-session presentation is led by Daniel Shaye and focuses on understanding why balance issues happen, the hidden dangers of stumbles and falls, and practical steps you can take to reduce risk. The event is held at Virginia Greens, 4301 Battery Blvd, Williamsburg, conveniently located in the Quarterpath area off Route 199 near Harris Teeter and Riverside Doctors Hospital, with on-site parking available. This no-cost event is ideal for older adults, caregivers, and anyone interested in staying active, confident, and safe.
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Join Us at WISC Family Fest!
Saturday, August 9th, 2025
Performance Chiropractic will be at the WISC (Williamsburg Indoor Sports Complex) on Saturday, August 9, for Family Fest from 9 AM to noon—and we’d love to see you there! Stop by our tent to say hello and enjoy a morning packed with activities for the whole family, including bounce houses, the Teeny Tiny Farm, vendor booths, raffles, Pinewood Derby races, and more.
This free, family-friendly event is part of WISC’s 25th anniversary celebration. The fun continues later that evening with a live concert at Jamestown Beach Event Park, featuring food trucks and performances by Johnny St. Clair, First of the Day, and country star Canaan Smith. Come enjoy the music, sunset, and a day full of community celebration!
Celebrating Lifelong Learning
Friday, July 25, 2025
On July 25, 2025, Dr. Shaye was honored to attend the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at William & Mary’s instructor appreciation event. This special gathering celebrated the incredible contributions of Osher’s 182 volunteer instructors—Dr. Shaye included—who generously shared their time and knowledge by teaching 759 enriching courses over the past year.
It was a thoughtful way to recognize a community of dedicated instructors who share their time and knowledge to keep learning engaging and accessible for adults, mostly those aged 50 and better.
