Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson - their journey to Beijing 2022

After a solid skate in Saturday's rhythm dance at the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022, ice dancers Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson are halfway to their Olympic goal.

"We want to finish both programs and just know that we wouldn’t have wanted to change a thing because we gave it our all and it was so purposeful and it was everything we dreamed off," said Fear in an exclusive interview with Olympics.com before the Games.

"We know that results are fleeting so that feeling is really what we are after as we have had some great results of the podium but not been that satisfied with the results afterwards."

The British dance team earned a score of 76.45, good for 10th place.

Fear and Gibson are part of the Olympic Channel original On Edge that has followed six dance teams on their journey to Beijing 2022 as their prepare at the prestigious Ice Academy of Montreal, along with rhythm dance leaders Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron and American medal hopefuls Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue, and Madison Chock and Evan Bates.

Training side-by-side with the world's best has pushed them, but it's also given them an invaluable support system.

"It feels like a big celebration for everyone as we all dream of this moment whether it’s your first Olympics, or your fourth like Evan’s. There is just that excitement for each other," said Fear.

"At the rink during our final training preparations, that sense of camaraderie is elevated even more — there is so much more screaming involved and applause and motivation and wonderful electricity in the air."

Below is an exclusive Q&A with Fear and Gibson, lightly edited for clarity.

Olympics.com: On Edge - a docu-series from the Olympic Channel follows you and five other couples as you