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In a recent video, Scott Hamilton reflected on what he considers the greatest performance of his career: his unforgettable "Walk This Way" program from the 1994 Gold Figure Skating Championships.
Hamilton said it was "the greatest night of skating I've ever had," recalling how he and choreographer Sarah Kawahara filled the routine with playful character walks—from a moonwalk to a hunchback walk and even a Mick Jagger impression. He credits the performance's success to letting go, trusting the moment, and simply enjoying himself on the ice.
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Do you agree with Scott's choice? Was "Walk This Way" his best program, or is there another performance that stands out as your favorite? Share your favorite Scott Hamilton programs, performances, or memories!
Hamilton said it was "the greatest night of skating I've ever had," recalling how he and choreographer Sarah Kawahara filled the routine with playful character walks—from a moonwalk to a hunchback walk and even a Mick Jagger impression. He credits the performance's success to letting go, trusting the moment, and simply enjoying himself on the ice.
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Do you agree with Scott's choice? Was "Walk This Way" his best program, or is there another performance that stands out as your favorite? Share your favorite Scott Hamilton programs, performances, or memories!
Scott's "Walk This Way" program, for sure. He has many very memorable professional programs ("Hair", the "Don Quixote" one, "In the Mood" etc.), but if I have to pick a favorite, it would probably be "I Love Me" (the lounge lizard one). 
