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Dr. Cesar Parra
By Invitation Only
Private Training Sessions are now full;
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Dr. Cesar Parra,
founder of Piaffe-Performance, teaches and trains with respect to
the Classical German Training Methods. These methods are based on
the training scale: relaxation, rhythm, contact, impulsion,
straightness and collection.
Dr. Parra
believes that every ride should start at the bottom of the scale and
each step should be mastered successfully. For example, one should
never try for impulsion without achieving contact first. This
training scale is the foundation of the Classical German System and
of Dr. Parra's training philosophy.
Dr. Parra's
philosophies by which he conducts his life are courtesy, integrity,
perseverance, self-control, sharing and strength of character. These
are the same qualities he tries to pass on in his teaching and
training.
Dr. Parra's
Dressage Achievements:
2004
Winner of Small Tour and High Score FEI at Devon with PikL
4th Place in Aachen MFS Int 1 with Pik L
8th place in Achen GPS with Gallant du Serein
Olympic Ride in Athens with Gallant du Serein
2003
4th Individual Pan-American Games, Santo Domingo, Dominican
Republic
37 FEI wins in 2003, including Hattrick at Miami CDI-W***, Halifax
CDI*** and Dressage at Devon CDI***
300+ FEI career wins, to date
ESDCTA President's Cup Trophy for highest FEI score
Brig Gen Cole Trophy for highest PSG score, ESDCTA Year end show
2
Diamond Stud Awards
2002
Rode in World Equestrian Games, Jerez, Spain, on Robinson
ESDCTA President's Cup Trophy for highest FEI score
Brig Gen Cole Trophy for highest PSG score, ESDCTA Year end show
2001
Multiple FEI wins, with scores above 70% with Adonis, Florida
ESDCTA President's Cup Trophy for highest FEI score
Brig Gen Cole Trophy for highest PSG score, ESDCTA Year end show
2000
Jan 2000, sold Wall Street, 9th Individual Olympic Games, Sydney
USDF
Gold Medal
Florida Circuit: Nine consecutive FEI wins in 11 starts, 3 in Grand
Prix
Brig Gen Cole Trophy for highest PSG score, ESDCTA Year end show
1999
Named to the Colombian Olympic Athletic Association
Silver Medal Team and Fifth Individual Pan-American Games, Winnipeg,
Canada
Champion Wartebach Cup, Germany
Colombian National Champion Grand Prix
1998
Gold Medal Team, Individual and Overall, Central American and
Caribbean Games, Caracas, Venezuela, 1998
Columbian
National Champion Grand Prix
1997
Gold Medal Team and Silver Medal Individual Bolivarian Games,
Lima, Peru
Sportsman of the Year for Equestrian Sports in Colombia
Champion F.E.I World Challenge, Bogota, Colombia
Colombian National Champion Grand Prix
1996
Champion Samsung Cup, Bogota, Colombia
Colombian National Champion
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