Panama’s Camarena makes waves at the Junior World Cup of Surfing

Ready to tame the waves in World Junior Championship of the International Surfing Association (ISA) in Brazilthat’s what Víctor Camarena has been training for, fulfilling one of his dreams in board and beach sports, since he started at age 3.

Camarena Bortoletti, He is the current junior continental runner-up for tournaments up to 14 and 18 years old Pro Tour Wings, He adds that he will have his first experience in this sport at the World Championship.

He is considered one of Panama’s surfing prospects, and adds that he is coming to the World Championship with the goal of “passing as many laps as possible.”

A 14-year-old Panamanian surfer will make waves Rio de Janeiro, He claims that, apart from the nervousness of his World Championship debut, he feels good and is looking forward to the start of the championship, where he hopes to be able to pick a good wave to score points in his favor.

To participate in world which begins this November 24 at Rio de Janeiro, surfer who lives in the beach area Saint Kalina, He was preparing for different beaches in the country, among them Bocas del Toro.

The Panamanian claims that he participated in tournaments in the region such as Savior, Despite being the runner-up, he admits that it was quite complicated and that 170 surfers saw action in the tournament.

While in the U-18 championship in Puerto Ricohe felt comfortable and took second place.

For the coach Victor Camarena, David Bortoletti, His “student” had been preparing physically, mentally and emotionally for several months.

He is also the uncle of Victor Camarenahe adds that his coach has at least 10 years of surfing experience, is one of the 14-year-old Panamanian prospects and has been crowned in the U-16 and U-18 categories at the national level, which indicates a good moment and the path you are on.

For his part, Víctor Camarena admires Brazilian Gabriel Medina triple world champion, and always appreciates advice at the local level “Oli” Camarena and Isauro Elizondo.

Panama will except Víctor Camarena, Diego Sánchez, José Alexander López, Moisés Zebede and Teo Gale Grani.