Dr. Shane Lynch is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic in Spartanburg, SC and a Magna Cum Laude graduate  of Johnson State College in Johnson, VT where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Health Sciences. At Johnson State Dr. Lynch spent a summer researching the effects of lower body flexibility training on the lumbopelvic angle, courtesy of funds from the Vermont Genetic Network (1). 

During this time he also assisted Dain LaRoche, Ph.D with data collection on his study investigating the relationship between stretching and passive muscle resistance (2).  Currently Dr. Shane Lynch practices with his father, Dr. James Lynch, a 1982 Life University graduate in Montpelier, Vermont.

1.      Lynch, S.  The Effects of Lower-body Flexibility Training on Pelvic Angle. Vermont Genetics Network Conference [Poster].  April, 2004. Burlington, Vermont.

2.      LaRoche DP, Connolly DAJ. Effects of stretching on passive muscle tension and response to eccentric exercise.  Am J Sports Med.  2006; 10 (10): 1-8.