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Alexandra Paul & Mitchell Islam | Short Dance | Olympic Games Sochi 2014

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First published at 06:48 UTC on November 5th, 2019.

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NBCSN Commentary: Tara Lipinski, Johnny Weir and Terry Gannon

Paul & Islam - Canada (18th after the Short Dance)
Music Short Dance:
Quickstep: Crazy For You - Overture by George Gershwin
Foxtrot: Crazy For You - Overture by George Gershwin
Quickste…

NBCSN Commentary: Tara Lipinski, Johnny Weir and Terry Gannon

Paul & Islam - Canada (18th after the Short Dance)
Music Short Dance:
Quickstep: Crazy For You - Overture by George Gershwin
Foxtrot: Crazy For You - Overture by George Gershwin
Quickstep: Crazy For You - Overture by George Gershwin

Short Dance 2013-2014 season: Senior ice dancers' required pattern dance was the Finnstep; they had to perform two sections, one after the other, with the first step on the judges' side of the rink. Their range of tempo was 104 beats per minute or 52 measures of two beats plus or minus two beats per minute. Their required rhythm was the Quickstep plus one or two more rhythms, from the possible choices of Foxtrot, Charleston, or Swing.

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