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Tread has simplified the process for me, making it easier to understand the areas I need to improve. I touched 100+ mph, added a sinker, cutter & sweeper, and had my best season to date. Tread offers a supportive environment where I know they have my best interest at heart. Their commitment to helping me overcome challenges is one of the biggest reasons I love Tread Athletics.
My son, Jack, who started just before his 15th birthday, went from from 76-77 to touching 95 mph at 17, and committed to pitch at his dream school. If you want to put in the work, Tread will give you the 'how' to get there.
I honestly don’t know where I’d be if I hadn’t signed up with Tread a couple of years ago. Tread has taught me how my body should move when I’m at my best, and what kind of drills to do when I am feeling off. [Ragans went from averaging 92 to touching 101 and a Cy Young candidate]
It finally took me really giving it everything I've got to see the potential I could have. I'm not here without Tread...it was exactly what I needed at the exact time I needed it, and it's the best money I ever spent.
Tread is a game changer.
I started as a HS kid at 6'5" 175 lbs throwing 86-88 mph (occasionally touching 90-92) and after about a year of working with Tread I was 215 lbs throwing 95-98 mph and got drafted by the Brewers in the 2nd round. Tread has made a huge impact on my baseball career and helped me get to where I’m at today.
Training with Tread, I went from 84-88 to 89-93 mph, which was enough to get me into the top 200 in the draft and ultimately debut 2 years later. You get out what you put in. If you're looking for a quick fix, then this isn't the program for you.
I first found Tread on Twitter. Being new to pitching as a high school senior, I knew I had to do something different. At first, I was 160 lbs sitting 87-88 mph. Tread's guidance allowed me to get up to 195lbs and 93-97 mph as a college freshman. I was then drafted by the Royals in the 17th round at 19 years old after my first year as a pitcher-only. During my first year of pro ball, I hit 99 mph.
Featured Story: Bryce Meccage
From 88 to 98 MPH in High School (and 2nd Round Pick)
Athlete Stories ⬇️
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From 88 To 98 MPH And Signed By The Orioles | Nick Richmond
How Cole Ragans Went From Two TJ Surgeries To Cy Young Candidate
From Little League Coach To MLB Debut & 102 MPH | Alex Speas
The Brock Stewart MLB Comeback Story
From Undrafted Free Agent to AA | Ryan Lobus
Pitching Professionally at 5'7" | Frankie Moscatiello
Case Study: How Will Vest's Fastball Became Elite
Case Study: How Jason Foley improved against LHH
Case Study: Collin Snider's "Bad" Fastball
From 88-90 & Released To 94-95 MPH & Signed | Zach Mort
From JUCO To Rising Orioles Prospect | Michael Forret
Hitting 99.3 MPH After Knee Surgery | Dalton Mall
Journey From Boxer To JUCO And Throwing 97
From Mid 80's to 97+ MPH & 5th Round Draft Pick | Rohan Handa
From Undrafted Free Agent to Dominating AA | Ryan Lobus
From Low 90's to 100 MPH & Drafted | Luke Thelen
From 89 in High School to 99 MPH & Drafted in 18 Months | Noah Bryant
From 88 to 98 MPH and 2nd Round Draft Pick | Antoine Kelly
From Surgery and 88 To Topping 98 MPH | Erubiel Candelario
From Low 80's to 95+ MPH in 1.5 years | Maizen Price
From 77 to 95 MPH & Gaining 70 lbs | Jack Friedman
From 88 to 98 MPH and 2nd Round Pick | Bryce Meccage
From 85 To 95 MPH At 17 | Ryan Press
From 82 To 93 MPH | Jordan Taylor
From 73 To 90 MPH After An Elbow Fracture | Jacob Jones
From 89 in High School to 99 MPH & Drafted in 18 Months | Noah Bryant
From 74 To 87 MPH | Wyatt Barnoski
From 83 To 91 MPH After A Torn UCL | Max Moore
From 77 to 90 MPH | Tyler Sileo
From 82 to 89 MPH in 1 Year | Carson Shah
