E4: 95 MPH, 60.00 ERA, TOS, & Faith ft. @60eraguy

EVERY ATHLETE needs to give this a listen. As a 5'2" 16-year-old throwing 80, Joey Laurer didn't pitch a single Varsity inning and still committed D1, where he currently pitches today.

Still undersized as a pitcher, Joey worked his way with the mentorship of his dad and uncle to 95 MPH and dominance on the mound...at times. However, after more than a decade of swimming and throwing, Joey was diagnosed with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome before his first college season. "I couldn't feel the ball in my hands".

This led Joey to a lack of control and ultimately a 60.00 ERA his sophomore season - hence his social handle @60eraguy. But if you watch Joey's content, he has a unrelenting work ethic, mindset and commitment to his craft to overcome this unforeseen obstacle - grounded by his faith.

As someone who also has Jesus in the center of my life, I am glad Joey shares the role his faith plays in his life because for players that consider themselves religious, leaning into belief and prayer can really be such a beneficial way to combat worry and anxiety - feelings that come from a place other than God as Joey describes.

I am sure if you give a listen, you will take away value that can help you on your journey. If so, please leave a 5-star review as it will help me continue to get great guests like Joey.

Make sure you follow him, particularly if you're a pitcher, on all platforms - @60eraguy.