Podcast appearances and mentions of pedro sierra

Pedro Sierra, one of the last living players who played professional baseball in the Negro Leagues, joins Sean Brace and Jon Jansen at The Philly Show.

Programa especial desde la Sala Capitular Baja del Ayuntamiento con la participación, entre otros, del alcalde de la ciudad, José Luis Sanz; el director del certamen, Luis Ybarra; o los artistas Rafael de Utrera, Argentina, La Tremendita o Pedro Sierra

Host Bill Donohue welcomes Hall-of-Fame pitcher Rollie Fingers to the program, who helped to redefine the role of a relief pitcher, revolutionizing the position. Later, Bill spoke to pitcher Pedro Sierra about his 22-year baseball career that began in the Negro National League. Pedro spoke about his career, his days in the Negro Leagues, and the time Ted Williams invited him for a tryout.

In this episode, Pedro updates us on his kickboxing program. Then we move into a deep discussion on combinations, affordances, and elaborate pad work in striking sports.We return to the external focus of attention subject briefly before digging into some of the issues Pedro and his coaches experience applying CLA to their classes on a daily basis. If you're excited to jump in, hit the subscribe button and enjoy the show. And if you're listening from YouTube, be sure also to drop a like. --- If you're new to the show, please sign up to the Combat Learning Newsletter at ⁠combatlearning.com/newsletter⁠. I'll send you cheat sheets on how to transform your drills into maximum skill-building games and get you up to speed on the science of motor skill learning for martial arts. --- Where to find Pedro... Website: ⁠https://sierramma.com/⁠ Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/sierra_m_m_a/⁠ --- Produced by Micah Peacock Intro Theme by Micah Peacock Outro Music is Synergy by Juche

Today, Pedro Sierra returns to the podcast to update us on his program in two parts. Before understanding Ecological Dynamics, Sierra MMA had lackluster results. Since implementing the constraints-led approach, Sierra MMA has begun to see much more success. In fact, thanks to this change in training methodology, one of coach Pedro's students even won an ADCC Open. Pedro has come a long way since we first talked. As this episode unfolds, we discuss some of the problems he ran into and how he solved them. One of them involves round intensity and time constraints. We also discuss self-organization and how accounting for it helps us design better sparring games. Finally, this moves into a discussion about understanding what intention and attention are and how they work practically inside the constraints-led approach. --- If you're new to the show, please sign up to the Combat Learning Newsletter at combatlearning.com/newsletter. I'll send you cheat sheets on how to transform your drills into maximum skill-building games and get you up to speed on the science of motor skill learning for martial arts. --- Where to find Pedro... Website: https://sierramma.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sierra_m_m_a/ --- Produced by Micah PeacockIntro Theme by Micah PeacockOutro Music is Synergy by Juche

When they speak, we listen. Former Negro Leaguers Sam Allen and Pedro Sierra join Bob Kendrick at All-Star Week in Seattle to tell their stories of triumph over adversity, in front of a live audience. Hear stories of long bus rides and hot beef stew while Sam Allen traveled with the Memphis Red Sox. Hear Pedro Sierra's first reactions to prejudice in the United States, after leaving his native Cuba to play in the Negro Leagues. Hear about former Negro-Leaguer-turned-Country-Music icon Charley Pride, Dapper Dizzy Dismukes, Ted Rasberry, and a skinny Indianapolis Clown named Henry Aaron. And hear firsthand, how Jackie Robinson changed two lives forever in 1947. Do not miss this very special conversation, with two of the last remaining storytellers of an unforgettable generation. Follow Bob Kendrick on Twitter - @nlbmprezTo support the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, and preserve the legacy of Buck O'Neil, please visit ThanksAMillionBuck.comVisit the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City - NLBM.comSee and Support the Dream of the NEW Negro Leagues Baseball Museum - Pitch for the Future

Today I'm joined by Geno Guevara, founder and head instructor of Alamo Ranch Martial Arts and a Joon Rhee taekwondo black belt turned kickboxing coach.In this episode, Geno begins by recounting his journey into the ecological approach as a martial arts instructor and school owner. Like all of us, Geno struggled at first to transition to the constraints-led approach because his old habits were so deeply engrained. Geno is still figuring things out, but he powered through that initial doubt and now his program is better for it.In fact, Geno redesigned his entire curriculum to allow his students to have agency and self-direction in their own training. In a class of 20 students, they could all be practicing 20 different things throughout the course of a session. This is a clever combination of both Self-Determination Theory (which is primarily about fostering intrinsic motivation) and the individualized emphasis of the constraints-led approach. Then he moves into the fascinating changes he's made to his program to make most of his training live but still balance safety and power development in strikes among his children's kickboxing members.Of particular note is Geno's use of equipment constraint manipulations and task parameters to teach students how to develop powerful, fully chambered side kicks WITHOUT direct instruction on chambering -- or rote drilling.Geno also explains how he starts kids in sparring without being too rough or accelerating member attrition.We haven't explored the ecological approach to striking as much as grappling yet, so this episode is full of insightful gems. Geno is a listener of Combat Learning who reached out to me to tell me what he's doing. If you're trying out things from this podcast, making discoveries, and seeing positive results, please do not hesitate to reach out to me through the Combat Learning website or Instagram.Like with Pedro Sierra, I was impressed by what Geno has done on his own with a few papers, podcasts, and trial and error. I'm confident you'll be impressed, too. But more than that, I'm confident you can what he's doing, too. A quick note before you jump in: for some reason my side of the conversation is not recorded, and for that I'm deeply sorry. This was recorded on a new tool, but it shouldn't happen again. So a warning up front that this will sound more like an audio essay from Geno than a conversion.The questions are as follows:- You mentioned in email correspondence with me that you discovered some unique design elements for teaching striking to groups. Can you talk to me about that?- How are you using external focus of attention in your martial arts program?- Do you find it difficult to apply the ecological approach to striking?- What do you do to keep things alive but also safe?- Do you still do kata?Now, if you're excited to jump it, hit the subscribe button on your podcatcher and enjoy the show!---Join the email list now: combatlearning.com/newsletter---Find Geno: genoguevara@gmail.comWebsite: https://alamoranchmartialarts.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/alamoranchmartialarts/---Produced by Micah PeacockIntro Theme by Micah PeacockOutro Music is Synergy by Juche --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/combatlearning/message

Pedro Sierra is a BJJ black belt instructor, kickboxing coach, and owner of Sierra MMA in Utah.But more importantly, Pedro is a normal guy just like you who teaches and trains martial arts. Unlike most teachers, however, he has taken the leap into CLA and fast begun to restructure his programs -- with near immediate positive student feedback and results.At the time of this recording, Sierra MMA is just over a month into its adoption of the constraints-led approach to training.In this episode, Pedro walks us through- how he found the ecological approach- what convinced him to change to CLA- what he's done to restructure his classes ecologically- challenges he's run into, how he solved them, and problems he's still working onThis is an excellent example of how virtually anyone can implement CLA into their martial arts programs -- and it can be done in a short amount of time, too! It just takes a little thoughtfulness and a little know-how. ---Join the email list now: combatlearning.com/newsletter---Find Pedro Sierra:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sierra_m_m_a/Website: https://sierramma.com/---Produced by Micah PeacockIntro Theme by Micah PeacockOutro Music is Synergy by Juche --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/combatlearning/message

Bob Kendrick sits down with former Negro Leagues players Pedro Sierra of the Indianapolis Clowns and Sam Allen of the Kansas City Monarchs, in front of a live audience at Major League Baseball's Play Ball Park in Los Angeles. Hear firsthand stories of life with Henry Aaron, Minnie Miñoso, Satchel Paige, and more, as the legends discuss their careers in the Negro Leagues. Follow Bob Kendrick on Twitter - @nlbmprezTo support the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, and preserve the legacy of Buck O'Neil, please visit ThanksAMillionBuck.comVisit the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City - NLBM.com

Pedro Sierra describes his career in the Negro Leagues and beyond.

"Clásico por flamenco" es el disco que nos presenta el guitarrista flamenco Pedro Sierra, que ha publicado junto al guitarrista clásico francés Arnaud Dummond. Escuchar audio

This program is a conversation with Kansas City Museum's resident historian, Dr. Gene T. Chávez, and Pedro Sierra who left Cuba in 1954 at the age of 16 to pursue his dream, which he describes as “the only thing he'd ever dreamed of—to play professional baseball”,Much like Kansas City well-known local MLB celebrity, Diego Seguí who also left Cuba during the regime change there. After playing in minor leagues club, Seguí broke into the big leagues at age 24 on April 12, 1962, with the Kansas City Athletics. Sierra's path to accomplishing his dream led him to Negro Leagues and eventually to the MLB. Both players baseball stories will be discussed.This virtual event is part of the educational programming associated with ¡Pleibol! In the Barrios and the Big Leagues / En los barrios y las grandes ligas. Organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service in collaboration with the National Museum of American History.

Eric Macramalla is joined by Pedro Sierra, and the two discuss his time playing in the Negro Leagues. Eric also delves into the civil lawsuits that have been filed against Deshaun Watson, then brings you his DTLOW

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Tramo de 22:00 a 23:00 de Temple y purezaRecordamos al músico de jazz Miles Davis con su trompeta por soleá con motivo de su efeméride. Recibimos al guitarrista Pedro Sierra y la cantaora Juana La Tobala, que nos presentan el disco "Llanto de la guitarra", y hacemos un recorrido por todos los álbumes que ha producido Pedro Sierra con su sello La Voz del Flamenco. 

Tramo de 23:00 a 23:59 de Temple y purezaRecordamos al músico de jazz Miles Davis con su trompeta por soleá con motivo de su efeméride. Recibimos al guitarrista Pedro Sierra y la cantaora Juana La Tobala, que nos presentan el disco "Llanto de la guitarra", y hacemos un recorrido por todos los álbumes que ha producido Pedro Sierra con su sello La Voz del Flamenco. 

Tramo de 22:00 a 23:00 de Temple y purezaTraemos diez novedades discográficas de los últimos meses: "La huella de mi sentío", de María Terremoto; "Pura gloria", del Niño de Pura; "Soltaron los cabos", de El Salmonete; "La guitarra en el tiempo", de Santiago Lara; "Ingueta Rubio con la guitarra de Kilino Jiménez"; "Baúl", de Virginia Gámez; "Curro Lucena y 27 guitarristas"; "Lo traigo andao", de Gema Caballero; "Fruto y flores", de La Fabi; y "Llanto de la guitarra", de Pedro Sierra. 

Tramo de 23:00 a 23:59 de Temple y purezaTraemos diez novedades discográficas de los últimos meses: "La huella de mi sentío", de María Terremoto; "Pura gloria", del Niño de Pura; "Soltaron los cabos", de El Salmonete; "La guitarra en el tiempo", de Santiago Lara; "Ingueta Rubio con la guitarra de Kilino Jiménez"; "Baúl", de Virginia Gámez; "Curro Lucena y 27 guitarristas"; "Lo traigo andao", de Gema Caballero; "Fruto y flores", de La Fabi; y "Llanto de la guitarra", de Pedro Sierra. 

57. Del audiovisual científico con Pedro Sierra --- «Los grandes investigadores se emocionan y se siguen divirtiendo con lo que hacen». ----Sintonizamos con el profesor de la UNAM y realizador audiovisual Pedro Sierra para enfocar las claves de la realización de la divulgación científica por medio de la televisión.   Gracias a nuestros colegas de la Universitat de València que organizan las jornadas CONTD-Tv Morfosis  ----- Durante la entrevista se reproducen fragmentos de: Madrid (Agustín Lara) interpretada por Josue Tacoronte ---- Esteban Galán. @galanesteban  --- Universitat Jaume I de Castelló --- Somos @comtransmedia en Twitter, Facebook e Instagram ¡¡¡Síguenos!!! ---- Eres uno de nuestros Selectos Pabellones Auditivos... y.. ¡¡Lo sabes!! ¡¡Dale a Like y suscríbete a Transmedia para que podamos seguir disfrutando juntos de este café con micro!!  

Realizador del audiovisual científico. Profesor Pedro Sierra. UNAM  - Comunicablos Transmedia. Encapsulamos ideas para imaginar el futuro --- Esteban Galán. @galanesteban  --- Universitat Jaume I de Castelló --- En Twitter, Facebook e Instagram somos @comtransmedia ¡¡¡Síguenos!!! ---- Eres uno de nuestros Selectos Pabellones Auditivos... ¡¡Dale a Like y suscríbete a Transmedia para que podamos seguir disfrutando juntos de este café con micro!!  

On August 11, 2012, the Virginia Historical Society (VHS) hosted four Negro League baseball players at its museum located at 428 North Boulevard in Richmond. Henry "Pistol" Mason, Joe "Pop" Durham, Mamie "Peanut" Johnson-Goodman, and Pedro Sierra participated in an interview-style educational program answering questions about their Negro League ball-playing days and Civil Rights struggles in the 1950s and 1960s. The content and opinions expressed in these presentations are solely those of the speaker and not necessarily of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture.