- Joined
- Jul 28, 2003
Before Kurt Browning came on the scene and stole the show there was another amazing artistic skater in Canada - Gary Beacom who competed with Brian Orser. Gary was really a different kind of skater and one who did not comply with the rigid rules of figure skating. He really drove the judges crazy because they did not understand him and what he was saying through his unusual style. He was often undermarked and underappreciated in his amateur days. When he turned pro he was finally able to show the world his wonderful skating talents.
Gary really was a genius.
I have been revisiting some of my favorite Beacom programs on Youtube:
1983 Nationals LP
"I'm Your Man" (Pro Skate)
"Malevolant Landscape" (1990 Pro Skate)



Gary really was a genius.
I have been revisiting some of my favorite Beacom programs on Youtube:
1983 Nationals LP
"I'm Your Man" (Pro Skate)
"Malevolant Landscape" (1990 Pro Skate)




Thanks, doris! I think I have only seen two routines by Gary Beacom - "I'm Your Man" numerous times, and another in which he portrays a military soldier of some kind, perhaps to "In the Navy" or something, can anyone clarify this? Oh, and also skating as a red-clad Santa Claus to "Jingle Bells" by the Mills Brothers in the Champagne on Ice Xmas Show about 10 years ago!