Cesar Parra Celebrates His Many Accomplishments

New Jersy, New Jersy, August 14, 2015 (Newswire.com) - When it comes to individuals who make outstanding accomplishments in their field, Cesar Parra is the equivalent of two of those people. He has had a lifetime’s worth of achievement in two very different and unrelated fields, still with plenty of his own vitality left to do more in his fields.

Cesar Parra is a self-motivated individual who has pushed himself to make many accomplishments throughout his professional careers. First, he worked his way up in professional dressage in his homeland of Colombia, where Dr. Parra made it to the international circuit and won silver in the Pan American Games. When Colombia started to suffer from civil unrest, Dr. Parra and his family moved to USA.  Dr. Parra is a renowned champion dressage champion who has made an impact on his sport through fighting hard to win medals and championship titles in respected international and national circuit events as well as through training a new generation of future champions to hone the same types of abilities that got him to the forefront of the Olympic Arena. Dressage hasn’t been his only venture though, and Cesar Parra was also a prosperous dentist with his own set of accomplishments, which are shared below.

Cesar Parra had started to express his desire to have a career in dentistry as early as the beginning phases of his adolescence. This compelled him to study hard in school so that he could move to the top of his class and greatly enhance his odds of landing a strong college education. This devotion eventually helped Dr. Parra gain a formal education in dentistry at Boston University, which he later used to fulfill his dream of becoming a dentist. After years of working in pediatric dentistry, Dr. Parra had developed a longing for a hobby and stress relief, which led to a rekindling of his passion for horses.  Horses led Dr. Parra on a new adventure that landed him and his family in a new country and eventually winning a gold medal in the 2011 Pan American Games, but this time Dr. Parra was representing the United States. Now, Dr. Parra lives in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey and helps train future riders to become champions like him educating them to stay determined and focused on their goals. 

#####