Education

West Virginia State University
University of Redlands > BS / Biology
SCUHS > Doctorate of Chiropractic
SCUHS > Residency / Sports Medicine

Current Endeavors

Focusing on the principles of movement neurology, Jason believes that regular adjustments, restorative spinal care, a strenuous workout regimen and a flawless diet create the ideal path to optimal health and wellness. At every encounter with his patients, Jason strives to leave them better than they were in all aspects of health: physical, spiritual, emotional, and mental.

Background

Dr. Jason Maxwayne Reynolds is a Texas born, California raised, Filipino/Irish American.

He was raised to love God, people and sports. This upbringing created a passion for life, people, health and athletics.

These passions turned into a pursuit of a balanced lifestyle. Jason was a scholarship athlete for the Yellow Jackets of West Virginia State University. He played defensive back for the football squad and was a WVIAC all-conference sprinter for the Track and Field program. He was also successful on the track as a SCIAC conference champion and national contender sprinter for the Bulldogs. He is still committed to his athletic activites by competing in track meets, football and basketball leagues, sprint triathlons, beach volleyball, surfing and any other sporting venues he finds time for.

Off the turf and track, Jason had always been fascinated with the human body and its potential. This grew into an academic and intellectual appreciation for the human body as a Dean's List Pre-Med biology major. This inspired him to think ahead to the future and his role as a chiropractor.

The pivotal piece of his educational journey began at Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCUHS). His 4 years studying with SCUHS exposed Jason to unparalleled clinical settings, private practice rotations, non-profit work, and overseas outreaches.

These experiences provided a dynamic and fruitful experience that has molded him into the Doctor of Chiropractic that he is today.