Jeremy Flores

WHATEVER YOUR SURF LEVEL, COME AND SPEND A WEEK WITH THE PRO-SURFER OF YOUR CHOICE 

One week of board-culture immersion in Hossegor South West France from April to October. With coaching from pro-surfers such as Jeremy Flores, Aritz Aranburu, Marc Lacomare, Lee-Ann Curren, Bixente Lizarazu, Lisa Andersen, Tiago Pires, and Robby Naish. Fred Robin, a pro-surfer and pioneer of professional surfing in Europe will join the surf camp as the in-house coach on a quasi-permanent basis.

The athletes will share their experiences with you and you'll discover the world of surfing with a visit to a surfboard shapers, you'll also try stand up paddling and Yoga and stretching lessons with live concerts in the evening.

After your surf lessons you can kick back in the incredible Boardriders House which offers sports grounds, a games room, an authentic library, video room and internet point... the perfect setting for the ultimate surf experience.

Find out more at boardriders-week.com

"…i had a great time here in Victoria, probably the funnest time i ever had, the weather was amazing, warm, the waves were good, water was nice, local people were so welcoming, i really had a good time. Oh and huge congrats to Mick Fanning and Kelly for this amazing final, very inspiring."
Click here to read Jeremy's full review on the event, some tough decisions and curveballs thrown his way. Well done Jeremy!

Location: Jan Juc | Date: Friday 6th April, 8AM-Noon*

Meet Quiksilver surfers & shapers and test-drive the latest equipment.

Jeremy Flores | Travis Logie | Fred PattachiA | Tiago Pires | Jake Paterson | Mark Richards | Brett Warner | Christian Bradley | Mark Phipps | Greg Brown

Shapers will be in store at Quiksilver Torquay Friday – Monday offering their expert advice. come by for daily give-a-ways and prizes.

Jeremy Flores was born in Madagascar and grew up on Reunion Island.  He has been surfing every day since the age of 3 under the guidance of his father Patrick Flores who, over the years, has played a major role in Jeremy’s development as a competitive surfer. Jeremy and his family have spent long periods of time in Australia on Sydney’s Northern beaches, whole summers in Europe and notched up a string of seasons in Hawaii. Jeremy maintained his academic commitments through correspondence schooling and still found time to surf the amazing surfing venues of the globe. This worldly young surfer has had an unconventional upbringing but it has enabled Jeremy to experience life in different countries and cultures and has helped him to feel totally at ease on the World Tour. 

His career and personality are exceptional in more ways than one. Jeremy is not only the youngest surfer ever to break into the professional elite of world male surfers. His first year on the world tour saw him win the Rookie of the year” Award. Leading surfer of the Euroforce (European surfers of the ASP World Tour), which counts 7 members in the Top 45 this year. Last year, his second year on tour, was also a success, Jeremy finished the season in the top ten.

Jeremy spends a lot of his off time at his new house in Capbreton France, as soon as winter shows its head Jeremy follows the summer and spends time with this family in New Caledonia.These are the testing grounds for many of his boards that he develops with his shaper Mark Phipps. 

When Jeremy is not surfing he stays in shape mentally and physically with an intensive Jiu-jitsu training program. Don’t mess with Jeremy he’s a fighter.

For the 3rd year on the WCT world tour Jeremy is aiming at a top 5 finish or better. We believe that Jeremy has the potential to be the first ever European to win a world title.