Neil Cameron is probably one of the longest standing competitors into X Training. Neil was introduced to the sport when as a PTI in the Royal Marines, he found that when he stopped playing football and boxing for the Royal Marines he needed that something extra that was individually more challenging and would always keep his focus on training in the gym. It was as Neil was leaving the Royal Marines that he met one of the most famous names in X Training history, Darren Robson another Royal Marine PTI and arguably the most respected name in X Training history and was introduced to the sport.
Neil was hooked shortly after and an impressive array of titles both as a Royal Marine and Firefighter followed.
1996-Tropicana UKXTC-5th,Welsh Ultrafit-6th and team winners[Royal Marines].
1997-Joined Fire Service. Tropicana UKXTC-2nd.
1998-Hampshire Fire Service XTC-1st and Puma Dream Team Challenge-3rd.
1999-Puma Dream Team Challenge-1st.
Other activities ... return to X Training 2007
| 2007 |
Return to X Training |
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| 2008 |
Dale Destroyer |
Finished 3rd overall (2nd in Masters Category) |
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WorldGymChallenge - Time Trial |
Fastest time this year using Life Fitness. |
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Fittest Royal Marine X Training Challenge |
4th overall (1st in Masters Category) |
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UK Gymxtc™ (Gym X Training Challenge) |
1st |
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The Octathalon™ |
2nd in Masters Final |
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Gorton Gruller |
3rd overall (1st in Masters Category) |
Whatever the case it is with Neil, when he competes no one would ever argue that he does not give it 100% and when the treadmill station arrives - those that have ever dreamed about what is possible on this machine - will see exactly that.
Neil has earned the respect of fellow competitors as somebody who is a great ambassador for the sport and also someone who has achieved so many titles in the only sport that really challenges every aspect of gym life - making him a very worthy nominee for X Trainer of the Year.
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