Tag: Cameron Card (Page 2 of 28)

2000 2011 2020 Who did it better?
from Cameron Card on 28 Jun 2026

2000 Real RIde SLC, Utah2011 Bittercold Showdown, Modern Skatepark, Royal Oaks, MI 2020 Schmity’s Ramp & Camp Fall Contest

2008 CC Curse My Favorite Rail
from Cameron Card on 27 Jun 2026

2008 and Im just coming back from a head injury that I thought I would never skate again. I quit for 9months thinking that was it, but soon realized it was killing me more to let go of something I loved so much so quickly, then skating would if I changed the way I did it. I started wearing a helmet and shifted my focus. I wanted to enjoy the skills I have acquired from all the years of practicing. I went back to my roots and started skating the things I loved and stopped chasing the hammer type tricks. This session was so fun and just a good reminder of where I came from 10 years ago on this very same rail. I was fortunate to have friends around to support such a decision to get back on skates and help me document it all.

2004 THE CURSE My Favorite Rail
from Cameron Card on 26 Jun 2026

2004 and Im not skating the curse as much. More as a place to take people from out of town to skate it. I was filming for a bunch of things and was chasing hammers. Its still my favorite rail, but my focus was on other things and traveling the world.

2001 THE CURSE My Favorite Rail
from Cameron Card on 24 Jun 2026

2001 and Im now a professional skater for the ASA circuit. I obviously stepped up my tricks and starting putting more focus on street skating and using the park to help me get better. It was working! I picked up USD (big dan importing/Scott Walker) as a sponsor and he started helping me get to events and have gear. I was already riding for Real Ride Skatepark and newly picked up United Against One Clothing. A local brand that sponsored BMX, Skateboard and Inline.

2000 THE CURSE My Favorite Rail
from Cameron Card on 23 Jun 2026

2000 and Im just starting to get use to this rail. Ive been practicing A lot at Real Ride Skate Park, just a few miles west from this rail. We would go to the skatepark with our crew from 30 min drive up i15 into the SLC County and out of the Utah County. After the session at the skatepark we would usually go out to the University of Utah and have a street session. It was great to have already practiced some of these tricks in the safe environment of the park before trying them on more dangerous obstacles in the streets.