Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle cordero

Democrats want to change the rules -- but the Senate filibuster is the GOP's last line of defense against a radical agenda. So what's the filibuster again and why does it matter? Heritage's Michelle Cordero and senior legal fellow Thomas Jipping explain. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To say that this is a difficult time in our nation’s history might be something of an understatement.For many people, the 2020 election didn’t go as they hoped it would. And now, there is also a tremendous amount of anger and grief over the riot that took place at the Capitol last week. Even though there are calls for unity, we are seeing little done to actually move toward unity as a country.How do we press forward and maintain a strong personal faith through the challenges that lay before us? Charmaine Yoest, the vice president of the Institute for Family, Community, and Opportunity at The Heritage Foundation, joins the “Problematic Women” podcast to discuss how we can choose to live out our faith and seek unity in America right now. We also welcome our colleague Michelle Cordero, digital content manager for The Heritage Foundation and host of the “Heritage Explains” podcast, to the show to break down the new season of “The Bachelor.”And as always, we’ll be crowning our "Problematic Woman of the Week."Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Your kiddo comes home from practice complaining about a sore, maybe sprained, ankle. It's kinda swollen, but nothing major. What do you do next? You just need a quick answer. Don't google it. You have another choice...help from an athletic trainer. Listen in to learn more from my conversation with certified athlete Michelle Cordero. Michelle and I talk about... What is your main goal for Athlete Remedy? Why is it so important to have a resource like Athlete Remedy? What gaps are you filling for parents and their athletes? What advice/tips would you give our sports moms/parents as they help their athletes navigate their own sports journey from your perspective?   ABOUT MICHELLE I know that a lot of the information out there can be daunting and even intimidating (especially when you’re simply trying to get a quick answer about something as simple as ‘how long should I apply ice when I sprain my ankle?’) and so it is my goal to provide you with information that you can not only UNDERSTAND, but also DO so you can maintain and care for your body efficiently so that you can perform at your best. If you have the tools and information to better understand and care for your body, you will be empowered and confident knowing that you have one less thing holding you back. So here’s a little bit about me…I was born and raised in Puerto Rico, and pursued both a Bachelor’s of Science in Athletic Training at the University of Connecticut and then a Master’s of Science in Sports Medicine at Florida International University. I was fortunate to have been mentored by the leading expert in heat illness in the United States as well as learn from top educators in the field. I attribute my success to being able to put into practice what I learned in the classroom early on as well as getting exposed to so many different sports and injuries that complimented my professional experience. In addition to my primary certification, I also pursued and acquired the Corrective Exercise Specialist certification by the National Academy of Sports Medicine to compliment my expertise and add value to how I approached injury care and rehabilitation with my athletes. Being an athlete since a very young age (I started doing ballet and playing basketball at 4 years old), I also faced many of the aches and pains associated with being an active kid. Working with kids of all ages and competition levels has also given me further insight into what works and doesn’t work from a practical standpoint when treating injuries. I have a passion for sports and love nothing more than to help athletes overcome their struggles and get back to competition. YOUR success…is MY success! CONTINUE THE HUDDLE  WE LOVE HEARING FROM YOU! If you have a question about today’s episode (or want to ask a question of your own for the podcast), you can email me at beth@sportsmomsunited.com or head on over to the  Sports Moms United Facebook Community

Injuries and sore muscles are a part of playing youth sports. If you have kids who play sports, it's only a matter of time before they have some sort of injury, or at the very least muscle soreness. Helping Youth Athletes Rehab From InjuriesIn episode 23 of the Sports Dad Hub Podcast, my guest is Michelle Cordero from Athlete Remedy. Michelle is a physical therapist and trainer who specializes in helping young athletes rehab from and avoid injuries all together. Keeping Kids Mentally Strong & Positive Through InjuriesThe mental aspect of rehabbing from an injury is often times more demanding than the physical part. Especially when athletes are rehabbing from a major injury, like a torn ACL. Michelle takes pride in keeping her athletes mentally sharp and positive throughout their rehab process. In this episode you'll learn: How to guide your kid through an injury rehab journey How to help your kids maintain a positive mental outlook during a long rehab How kids can avoid injuries, stay healthy and playing for a long timeWhen should you use ice and when should you use heat for injuries and sorenessHelping identify when your kid is trying to play through pain vs playing with an injuryHow to roll muscles out and what to use to roll out your kids musclesGreat Resource For Sports ParentsMichelle is an awesome resource for sports parents to follow online. She constantly shares some great workouts, workout tips, rehab exercises and tips that can help youth athletes stay healthy or get back to playing their sport soon. You can connect and follow Michelle at Athlete Remedy through the links below... Click to visit AthleteRemedy.com Athlete Remedy on FacebookAthlete Remedy on InstagramAthlete Remedy on YouTube

In this episode I invite high school athletic trainer Michelle Cordero onto the show. We talk about what it takes to be a high school athletic trainer and the importance of a parents role in athlete care & sports life. ------ Heres how to reach Michelle : Instagram: @athleteremedy Website: www.athleteremedy.com Athlete Remedy Facebook group: Athlete Remedy Community Books mentioned during the episode: Minimize Injury, Maximize Performance: A Sports Parent's Survival Guide by Dr. Tommy John ------ Thanks for listening! Follow Andy at the links below: Instagram : @af_move Facebook: @afmove Join the Free HMBP facebook group here Sign up for the HMBP course waitlist here

The day I started this podcast, I knew I’d eventually interview my best friend, Michelle Cordero. She is kind, courageous and resilient, having overcome a childhood filled with domestic violence, depression and a broken home — I’ve always wondered how she managed not to dwell on the things that could have held her back. Today she shares what she’s learned from her past, from the recent death of a close friend of cancer and how parenting her high-energy and uniquely sweet little boy, who is 5, taught her how to trust her gut even when teachers and experts told her something different. Spoiler alert: Her gut was right. Michelle says this of her challenging few years raising a rambunctious boy: “Trust your gut. You know your kid…you are your child’s only advocate and you have to stand up for them. Don’t let one teacher tell you what’s best. You know what’s best as their parent.” Michelle is also mom to a 3-year-old girl and works full-time at the Heritage Foundation, commuting 1.5 hours both ways each day to Washington, DC from her home in the suburbs of Virginia. Despite her busy life, she manages to make time for bettering her marriage, taking care of herself through exercise at Orange Theory (we hear that a lot on this podcast!) and doing all kinds of really memorable things with her kids each weekend. You’ll love her “list idea” for keeping yourself happy and on track — and she talks about how it’s helped her in her frequent struggles with depression. We also talk about about false stereotypes of conservative women and why would would both give our right leg to have a long, drawn out sit down dinner with one of our favorite writers, Elizabeth Gilbert. What we talked about: * Heritage Explains Podcast* Oprah’s Super Soul Sunday “Your Own Truth” episode* The Happiness Project podcast* The Happiness Advantage by Shawn Anchor* Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert* Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert * My tribute to Liz Gilbert for inspiring me to finish my book!* WorkLife podcast by Adam Grant* Michelle’s Cookbook: Jelly Shots (so many fun recipes for parties!) Connect with Michelle: * Instagram* Facebook* Twitter

Michelle Cordero shares with us “How she uses a holistic approach when taking care of her athletes.“   Athletic Trainers are part of the Sports Medicine team and are usually the first to the athlete when injured. Also are behind the scenes to prevent injuries from happening. Share what puts the female athlete at risk for injuries- training, nutrition, maintenance. The goal is to break down the injury to relatable terms so they can understand what is going on to their body. Avoid generalizations and bring back information put into context. Check out Michelle’s Facebook community- Athlete Remedy So you know she is Legit: Michelle A. Cordero is a Certified Athletic Trainer and Corrective Exercise Specialist in Miami, Florida. She was mentored by the leading expert in heat illness in the United States while pursuing her degree at the University of Connecticut as well as learn from top educators in the field. She went on to pursue her Master's Degree in Sports Medicine at Florida International University where she began her medical coverage with young athletes in the high school setting. She has a passion for sports and loves nothing more than to help athletes overcome their struggles and get back to competition. Michelle has been the Head Athletic Trainer for the 5-time State Champion and 2-time Dick’s National Champion Girls Basketball team in Florida and has worked with elite level athletes in the U18 and U20 Women’s National Soccer Team. Although her primary practice has been working with student-athletes in middle and high school, Michelle has also worked with collegiate, professional, and high-level athletes in multiple sports as well as been part of the medical staff with the FC Barcelona Escola: an International academy based in Barcelona, Spain that holds soccer camps worldwide. She is the creator of Athlete Remedy, a website devoted to empowering and educating sports parents and athletes with practical tips and guidelines for preventing, treating, and recovering from sports injuries in a language that YOU can understand! She strongly believes in providing a user-friendly approach that cuts to the chase and isn’t full of big scientific explanations. She leads a growing online community of sports parents by providing insight and filling in the gap in the world of sports injury treatment and recovery with weekly training, LIVE Q&A, and injury consultations.  Contact Michelle Instagram: @athleteremedy Facebook: Athlete Remedy Athlete Remedy Community 

S5E10: Tortured by Police, Failed by the Justice System, & Locked up in Hell on a Putrid Prison Ship: Angel Cordero’s Fight for Freedom Angel Cordero was convicted in 1999 of attempted murder and robbery of then-Boston University freshman Jason Mercado, who was attacked and stabbed by strangers while walking in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx. Four plainclothes Bronx Gang Unit cops driving by the scene observed the tail end of the assault and quickly arrested five men out of the crowd, including Angel Cordero, who at age 26 had no prior criminal record, and his brother, Ramon Rivas. Three of the five young men pleaded guilty in exchange for lesser sentences, but Angel Cordero and Ramon Rivas refused to plead guilty and went to trial. At trial, multiple people testified that a man named Dario Rodriguez had committed the stabbing. In addition, the three confessed assailants also told police that Angel and his brother were not involved. Both brothers were found guilty of second-degree attempted murder, robbery in the first degree, and assault in the first degree, and they were both sentenced to 15 years in prison. Ramon Rivas won his appeal due to judicially inappropriate actions made by the court and was released 6 years into his sentence. Angel Cordero served 13 years in prison despite numerous statements from witnesses that he was not involved, as well as the 2007 confession of longtime drug dealer Dario Rodriguez, who admitted he actually committed the crime. Angel Cordero was released on parole in 2012, and he is still fighting for exoneration with his attorneys at the Innocence Project. In this episode, he is joined by his biggest supporter, his wife Michelle Cordero, who married him while he was still in prison. wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava For Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1 and PRX.

Rob Bluey and Michelle Cordero guest-host this special episode of Mass Ave: “Thanksgiving Edition”. Heritage expert Arthur Milikh, associate director of Heritage's B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics, explains to our viewers the history and importance of Thanksgiving to our nation and our character. Senior policy analyst Josh Meservey analyzes the current situation in Zimbabwe and what we can expect to see in the coming weeks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.