Ola Jordan

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Ola Jordan.

Ola Jordan (born on 24 April 1981) is a young professional dancer who she spent 3 weeks in Britain's BBC dancing sensation programme, Strictly Come Dancing. She was professional partner to DJ Spoony, a radio DJ, who was voted out on 21st October 2006.

1 Career
2 Quick Facts
3 Strictly Come Dancing
4 References

[edit] Career

- 2006 British Open Rising Star Professional Latin Runners Up - Top 2 Representative of England for World Championships (Sept 2006) - UK Open Rising Star Finalists 2006 - Closed British finalists 2005 - Amateur International Open Championships, ranked Top 12 in World

[edit] Quick Facts

She was born Aleksandra Ola Grabowska

She is 5'3

Ola loves the Samba. "It's without doubt my favourite dance - it's fast, it's rhythmical and there is so much body movement. I'm fun and bouncy and I think that's exactly what the Samba is all about."

Ola began to dance rather late in life, when she was 12 years old. There were dance classes at school and Ola always wanted to try it.

Her first recorded dance as a dance partnership (as Aleksandra Grabowska) was in the Dutch Open in 2000. Previously Aleksandra danced with Przemek Lowicki in Poland. From 2000 to 2005 they danced as amateurs but have since turned professional. She is married to her professional dance partner, James Jordan, who is also in Strictly Come Dancing.