Cam Ward 2014 Web Edit

Cameron Ward is known for his effortless style, meaning he basically makes everything look like it's extremely easy, when 99% of the time, it's not. I've been close friends with Cam since he was just a young boy, and I've had the privilege of seeing him progress over the years..but even those last two clips in this edit caught me way off guard. Still waiting to see a solid dirt edit from Cam in the future. For now this will do.

Cameron Ward: Travel Footy

Cam is one of the smoothest, most consistent riders in the game.  This video shows his consistency where it matters most, in a bunch of competitions he's been in the past couple years.  No handed double whip was so tight.

Cameron Ward Just Another Day

Cam Ward is getting ready for the 2013 competition season, and part of that means just getting out and riding. This was filmed in one session, and it's always good to see riders out there having fun and not taking everything super serious, which is what Cam has always been about. Check it out

How does Cam Ward get his practice in?

Obviously riding his own private ramp. Cameron has come a long way, and literally had to progress and mature all while being entered in dozens of competitions each year. He went from taking the top spots in Amateur divisions, to now placing up there with some of the best in the Pro divisions of competitions from here to the UK and back. Currently Cam is in the UK at the ISA World Championships. Hope he did well.

A Weekend With Cam Ward ft Devin Pelphrey and Shawn Hauser

Cameron recently spent the weekend with Devin, and this is the footage they were able to get. Cam has been a top  5 finisher in competitions since he started riding. Despite being one of the youngest riders competing in the Pro division, he still manages to hang with the worlds best. A lot of that is due to how consistent Cam is. I've rode with him before, and it really is rare to see him not land a trick, and when he does land them, you know they're going to be clean. Check out his latest edit below.

Cam Ward Throwaway

If you know Cam, you know that he makes all of his tricks look absolutely effortless. He does exactly that in this throwaway video with some clips from Woodward. Just casually boosting hips and quarters like it's no big deal. I'm interested to check out Cam's next real edit. I'd like to see him put some serious time into it, because when it comes to being an all around rider, Cam is up there with some of the best. Check out his throwaway below.

The Battle of the Best: Razor Global Domination Tour Stop #2

The Razor Global Domination Tour makes it's second stop in New Hampshire on Saturday. This stop is going to be one of the most exciting we will see throughout the whole tour, and for quite a few reasons. We are going to get to see some of the best riders in the world competing against one another on Saturday. The competition scene has been heating up in our sport in the past two years, and people are really starting to get an idea of who the best competition riders really are.

Without a doubt, all eyes are on Dakota Schuetz. He has proven time and time again, that he is a machine, and I mean that quite literally. Since the Razor Exposed Tour in 2010, Dakota has made it his mission to prove any doubters wrong, and he does it
in incredible fashion. It really doesn’t matter what you think of him, you have got to respect what he does on his scooter at every contest. To this day I have never seen such a heated one on one battle than I witnessed at the Final Stop of the Razor Exposed Tour between Dakota and Tyler Bonner. When Dakota is riding you can clearly see that he fully understands what it means to be a professional rider. Countless hours of practice are but a few of the things that has gotten Dakota where he is in the sport today.

Coming up in the ranks ever since he started riding competitions, is young Cameron
Ward. Cameron dominated the amateur ranks for as long as anyone can remember. When he made the move to Pro, a lot of people including myself, were interested to see how he would hold up. All you gotta do is check his competition results to realize that Cameron has had no problem moving on to Pro. One of the things Cam has going for him is his effortless style, and consistency. When he is out there, it is really hard to comprehend how hard the tricks are that he’s doing, mainly because he makes them look so easy. With Cameron recently learning backflips, it opens up a whole new door of tricks for this kid.

Then there is Tyler Bonner. Known throughout the world as the best rider we’ve ever seen. I will never question how good Tyler is, because I’ve seen him ride first hand on numerous occasion, not to mention being present for each stop of the Razor Exposed Tour, where he took 1st overall. When Tyler turns it on, there is no beating him, it just won’t happen. Though some of us have also seen Tyler on “off days” which when you are going up against guys like Dakota, Cameron, or Raymond Warner..just won’t cut it. While some would say he has been struggling lately, I have to disagree. It is just that the level of competition is rising, and rest assure that Tyler is going to rise with it, if not above it.

However, Rye Airfield, where the contest will be held is surely not a park that west
coast riders have had the opportunity to ride that much. But some riders are lucky enough to call Rye their local. One of those riders is Dan Holm. To anyone who has seen Dan Holm videos, you are well aware of how he kills that place three times over. I don’t put many park riders above Dan. He has a flow like you’ve never seen, and knows that park like the back of his hand. What I am wondering though is if he has the tricks to keep up with some of the other top riders that will be in the contest.






Finally you got two guys who seem to either finish 1st or 2nd in almost every contest they enter, especially if it’s on the East Coast. Which I guess isn’t hard when your names happen to be Dan Barrett and Jon Reyes.

These guys are two of the best riders in the sport today, and while they are known for their tech riding, have been shutting down contests for a while now. On the East Coast there is already a buzz about Dan and Jon going up against Dakota in the competition. I know for a fact that I will be paying close attention to both of them. They both have a distinct style when they ride, and they implement that into their contest runs, which is always a pleasure to witness.

Will they be able to keep the top 3 finishes streak going? Or are they about to come up short to some of the West Coast’s best? We gotta wait until Saturday for those answers. You will be able to find out all of this, on Saturday the day of the competition, right here on Inside-Scooters.