
Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner have skated together since childhood…..and they continue to be skating stars through 2022….as Tai began skating at 8 yrs. old…..with Randy beginning when he was 10 yrs. old. As they advanced together, they made the switch to coach John Nicks…after which they won National Junior Pairs in 1973….and in 1976 they won the U.S. Senior Pairs event…..as they went on to win five consecutive national titles…..then in 1979, they won World Pair Figure Skating Championship. During their 1980 Lake Placid Olympics warm-up….Randy fell and could not compete because of an injury….so, Tai and Randy had to withdraw from the competition. Tai was unaware of how serious Randy’s injury was…..as both Tai and Randy won the hearts of many during that Olympics. From 1980 until 1983 Tai and Randy starred in Ice Capades. In 1987, Tai and Randy were honored by the United States Olympic Committee….as they became the first athletes to receive the Olympic Spirit Award. In 1987, Tai and Randy produced the first ever video that taught beginning ice skating fundamentals. Tai and Randy have been stars in “Caesar’s Christmas” at the Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas…. the Festival on Ice….Knott’s Berry Farm’s Ice Show….Las Vegas on Ice….Ice Capades in Toyland….“Skating With Celebrities” Nutcracker on Ice…. Gershwin on Ice….Champions on Ice….and many other ice shows. Randy Gardner is a figure skating coach and choreographer. He directed Champions on Ice from 1997 to 1999. He has choreographed skating sequences in the Beverly Hills, 90210 episode, “Fire and Ice” and also did some of the choreography in “On Thin Ice: The Tai Babilonia Story.” which was a made-for-TV movie that tells Tai’s story…..and It shows how she was paired up with Randy as a child…..plus, it shows Randy suffering a groin injury and shows the drama when he is unable to compete just before they were about to perform in the 1980 Olympics. It shows that Tai and Randy had a successful professional career.
USA Tai Babilonia + Randy Gardner: 1979 Figure Skating World Senior Pairs Competition Finals – With Host Dick Buttons




