Jordan Camba

Professional Cornhole Player

ACL Pro for Atlantic Conference

Jordan Camba's Biography
I am Jordan Camba ACL Pro from the Atlantic Conference and this is my story of how and when I started playing cornhole and worked my way up to an ACL Pro. I got started playing cornhole at a backyard high school party, then moved onto playing blind draws at bars. I think I’m successful at the sport because for one, I’m very competitive. I hate losing more then I like winning. But I come from a from a baseball background, I pitched my entire life and the most important skill in pitching is developing muscle memory, and I also feel that is the most important skill in cornhole. If I’m not playing cornhole I’m probably out playing golf somewhere.

Cornhole Achievements:

My Sponsors:
Coastal Baggers

My Most Memorable Moment

About Me

Preferred Bags
Slide-Rites
Favorite Color
Blue
Favorite Hobby
Golf
Favorite Food
Chicken Tenders and Fries
Occupation
Student
Hometown
Virginia Beach, VA

Cornhole Skills

Mental game

muscle memory

slide

push

airmail

block

Sharing is Caring

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Office
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Home
Blue

Email
Cornhole

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slide
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Contact

Office
Rubies

Home
Baby Blue

Email
Cornhole

Skype
Pizza (Lou Malnatis Deep Dish)

Location
Addison, Il
Check Skills
Killer instinct
Aggressiveness
Calmness
Sliding Proficiency
Step out Proficiency
Pushing Proficiency
Blocking/Covering Proficiency
Airmail Proficiency

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ACL Pro for NorthEast Conference
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Contact

Office
BG Rogues / Reynold pro advantage

Home
Green

Email
Cornhole and hockey

Skype
Tacos and buffalo chicken

Location
Billerica, MA
Check Skills
Block
airmail

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Contact

Office
Reynolds, Slide-Rites and Mutha Shuckas

Home
Blue

Email
Bartending and cornhole

Skype
Philly Cheesesteak

Location
Louisville, KY
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