Ben Joyce Explains How it Feels to Throw 105 MPH

[@joeydanielson4642]

I love how open he is to take the time and do interviews like this, seems very humble and happy to share his thoughts.

[@RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH]

Our co-ed softball team is looking for a new relief pitcher. This kid looks like he's got a real shot at making the team. Tryouts start on May 26th. 8:00am @ Swenson Fields in Spanish Fork, Utah. Hope to see you there, Ben!

[@preppymaemid4126]

Bro what 😂😂

[@notkaimei1583]

Hello?😂

[@r.jguerra5526]

He was signed for the Angels

[@travissimcoe1]

Very proud of Ben. I taught him and his brother guitar when they were like 7 (not that that has anything to do with baseball). If you see this Ben, congrats on being signed and hope you are doing well.

[@Bill-st1oi]

This is a gold mine.

[@southpaw602]

the guy is a beast! i like how relaxed and composed his torso looks at foot landing. not particularly a fan of how he loads his arm. dont know why but the way he seems to lead with his hand by hyperextending his wrist upward looks a little awkward to me. Hey Tread, have you gone over the angle of the throwing arm at the loaded position? what is the least injury prone angle? more than, less than, or exactly 90 degrees..Thanks!

[@seancruz3936]

its more of a feel thing, as a pitcher, especially during this ladt summer i tried different arm angles. personally, i throw slower and am less accurate when i load over 90°, but when im inside 90°, especially when i played MIF, i was more relaxed and accurate.

[@coopercrow321]

Where did he get his hat from

[@pittsburghbob69]

So basically grip it and rip it?? Just let it eat??

[@hudsonhouse2289]

First

[@treadathletics]

As always

[@hudsonhouse2289]

@@treadathletics I keep notifications on for this. Good content