Tag: Cameron Card (Page 1 of 29)

Love yourself 1st
from Cameron Card on 27 Sep 2026

I spent a lot of my life finding my worth in what I could be for other people. A father, husband, friend, skater, provider, and helper.There’s nothing wrong with loving people deeply. I still do! But I’m learning that I can’t build my worth on being needed, accepted, appreciated, or chosen by someone else. I have to choose me too.Loving yourself first isn’t loving others less. It’s learning to love them without losing yourself in the process. Love yourself. Before others.

2001 The Boys Day
from Cameron Card on 8 Jul 2026

End of the weekend on day three of filming for VG22 and SLC2 and this is what was happening with my friends and the session. We were never short of talent in Utah. It was great to be around so many great skaters.

2001 Jake Rogers “Steeze Section”
from Cameron Card on 7 Jul 2026

Once I started traveling up north to skate with people from SLC county, I met Jake Rogers and the Taylorsville crew! Jake was always the best dressed and had the cleanest style. I loved skating with him and hanging at his parents place in Tville. He taught me about eating all the crust of the sandwich and leaving the best bite for last! It’s actually so satisfying. Jake is one that we lost too soon. I will always cherish the time I spent with him. I’m happy to have found this footage to share with you all some of what he left us.

2001 Filming W Chris Larson SLC2 VG22
from Cameron Card on 5 Jul 2026

2001 Chris Larsen was a local filmer that helped me film for my part in VG22 and my part in his DVD SLC2 at the same time. This is one of the days where we were able to stack a bunch of clips. It felt like a successful day for both of us. It was nice being 19 with little responsibilities and tons of time to skate. I just needed to find people that could join me. This day was mostly a solo session with Chris filming. I clocked in/clocked out for skating!

2002 2003 2004 Three years of trying
from Cameron Card on 1 Jul 2026

In 2002 while roaming around the campus The University of Utah I discovered this drop rail to a big 180 curve to little down rail. I got the courage to jump on a backside royale and try and ride the curve out, but since no one had ever done it before the rail was sticky and we didn’t have any wax on us. The second time I tried a topsoul and again didn’t have wax to finish the whole rail out. It felt cool, but unfinished! Later that year I took Tory Treseder there and there was a big dumpster at the bottom where you start the curve and he decided it was no problem and rode a soul down the whole thing! The next year I finally decided it was time to finish this beast for my second regime video Hot102.r. One of the best feeling rides I have ever experienced!