Cambry Kaylor is a 39-year-old American former equestrian vaulter, disability advocate, and Not A Wheelchair co-founder, married to YouTuber Zack Nelson.
She was paralyzed at 18 in a 2005 vaulting accident. She married Nelson in 2019 and has a son, Cyrus, born in 2021. Her height is not publicly disclosed. No verified net worth exists, and online estimates run from $1 million to $5 million.
Quick Facts (October 2026)
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Attribute |
Detail |
Source confidence |
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Full name |
Cambry Kaylor (also written Cambry Kaylor Nelson) |
High |
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Birth date |
March 11, 1987 |
Medium (Famous Birthdays) |
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Age |
39 |
Medium |
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Height |
Not publicly disclosed |
High (that it is undisclosed) |
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Known for |
Vaulting, advocacy, Not A Wheelchair |
High |
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Husband |
Zack Nelson (JerryRigEverything) |
High (Wikipedia) |
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Child |
Son, Cyrus (born 2021) |
Medium |
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@cambrykay |
Medium |
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Net worth |
$1 million to $5 million (estimate) |
Low |
How Old Is Cambry Kaylor in 2026?
Cambry Kaylor is 39 years old as of October 2026. Profile sites like BirthdayDBs list her birth date as March 11, 1987.
She turns 40 on March 11, 2027. Zack Nelson was born June 29, 1988, so she is about 15 months older.
These dates come from profile aggregators, not a government record. Treat them as widely reported, not official.
What Is Cambry Kaylor's Height?
Her height is not publicly disclosed. I found no measurement from her, her husband, or any primary source.
Any exact number you see online is a guess. A verified entry looks different, as in GMRU's Nell Fisher profile with dated, verified height data.
Cambry Kaylor's Bio: From Vaulting to Advocacy
Equestrian vaulting is gymnastics on a moving horse. Think handstands and dismounts at a canter. Cambry trained in the sport for about ten years.
She dreamed of competing internationally. After 2005, her path shifted toward advocacy, speaking, and building mobility tools with her husband.
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Year |
Event |
Source |
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1987 |
Born (listed March 11) |
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2005 |
Vaulting accident at age 18 |
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Nov 2014 |
Starts her Instagram account |
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2019 |
Marries Zack Nelson (Aug 31 per TubeScope) |
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2020 |
Not A Wheelchair business launches |
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2021 |
Son Cyrus is born |
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Aug 31, 2026 |
Seventh wedding anniversary |
What Happened in the 2005 Accident?
The accident happened in June 2005 during a vaulting dismount. According to TheNetline, she landed badly and was paralyzed from the waist down.
She has described how fast everything changed. In her Living Beyond "What If?" talk, she recalls holding a handstand on a moving horse one week and being unable to sit up unaided the next. Later she learned to walk short distances with braces and canes.
What the sources agree on:
• She was 18 years old.
• It happened in 2005 during vaulting training.
• The injury is a spinal cord injury causing paralysis.
• She uses a wheelchair and has become a public advocate, as Patient Innovation also notes.
Who Is Cambry Kaylor's Husband?
Her husband is Zack Nelson, the YouTuber behind JerryRigEverything. Wikipedia lists their marriage as 2019.
While they were dating, he welded two e-bikes together to build her an off-road wheelchair. Tormach reports that video passed 12 million Facebook views as of 2020.
Reports say his titanium wedding ring was machined from her first wheelchair. Want another example of a YouTuber's family story? See GMRU's Dub Bridge profile.
Nelson and Kaylor keep much of their life private. A similar low-profile partner story appears in GMRU's Carolin Bacic guide.
What Is Not A Wheelchair?
Not A Wheelchair is the company built from that first off-road chair. Its main product is called The Rig.
• Based in: Spanish Fork, Utah, per TubeScope
• Launched: 2020
• Stock motor: 1000-watt hub motor
• Top speed: about 12 mph
• Goal: an affordable, light, long-range off-road chair
A veteran in Mojave received a donated Rig after a refugee housing project chose it, as Special Forces Chapter 78 reported.
Cambry Kaylor's Net Worth in 2026
No verified net worth exists for Cambry Kaylor. Two profile sites give estimates, and neither shows its math.
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Source |
Estimate |
Method shown? |
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$1 million |
No |
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$1-5 million |
No |
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Audited or Forbes figure |
None found |
n/a |
Her money likely overlaps with her husband's. Income streams include video appearances, Not A Wheelchair, and speaking. Because they share these pieces, any personal figure is a guess.
A range is more honest than one number, as in GMRU's Dub Bridge net worth range.
Where Sources Disagree (Fact-Check)
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Claim |
Version A |
Version B |
Best-supported |
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Marriage year |
2006 (Patient Innovation) |
2019 (Wikipedia) |
2019 |
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How they met |
High school, then reconnected (Ecotality) |
Met online (Hope Works) |
Unresolved |
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Birthplace |
United States |
Thousand Oaks, CA (TheCityCeleb) |
Unconfirmed |
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Net worth |
$1 million |
$1-5 million |
Unverified |
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Career |
Equestrian vaulter and advocate |
Phoenix pop singer (unsupported page) |
Vaulter; no other source backs the singer claim |
Don't Confuse Her With Other Kaylors
Search results mix several people with similar names. They are not the same person.
• Kaylor Martin: a reality TV personality from Love Island USA season 6
• Kaylor Cox: a country musician who grew up in South Dakota and Tucson
• Cambree Lovesy: a Canadian country singer with a different spelling
References
• Wikipedia: JerryRigEverything
• Tormach: Zack Nelson and Not a Wheelchair
• Hope Works: Living Beyond "What If?"
• Special Forces Chapter 78: Mobility chair donation
• TubeScope: JerryRigEverything profile
• Famous Birthdays: Cambry Kaylor
• TheCityCeleb: Cambry Kaylor biography