In episode 1, Megan Jo Willis and Chez Sievers talked about the USA selection process and some of the players who were left off that list. In this episode, Willis shares her thoughts on the current state of the NPF and where the league is going.

Megan Jo Willis, former USSSA Pride catcher joins Chez Sievers on the first episode of 60 Feet Turn Left. In part 1, Megan and Chez raise questions around USA Team invites.

Jolene Henderson is the first draftee for the Dallas Charge. Henderson graduated from Cal Berkeley with a BA in Pitching. Jokes people. In all seriousness, Jolene is a competitor in the circle. Jolene shares the moment when she got serious about pitching. Jolene’s admitted that she was not very good at softball in the beginning. Her pitching coach was a huge influence in her getting serious about softball. She shares her thoughts on mindset and being a mental assassin.

Austin Wasserman is the author of High Level Throwing and Co-Founder and Director of Strength & Conditioning at A.B. Athletic Development. Austin received his B.S. in Exercise Science with a concentration in Strength & Conditioning through the University of Connecticut Department of Kinesiology. He also received his Masters Degree in Human Nutrition through the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut. He is also a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) through the National Strength & Conditioning Association.