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Artistic gymnastics has appeared at every Summer Olympic Games since the first modern Olympics in Athens in 1896, while women's competition entered the program in 1928. Olympic gymnasts compete on apparatus such as floor exercise, vault, rings, bars, beam, and pommel horse, with the exact apparatus...
The FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships is the premier global competition in artistic gymnastics, held annually (except Olympic years) since 1903, making it one of the oldest gymnastics world championships.
Rhythmic gymnastics entered the Summer Olympic program at the 1984 Los Angeles Games with a women's individual all-around competition. A women's group event was added at the 1996 Atlanta Games. Competitors perform choreographed routines combining dance and gymnastic movement with handheld apparatus,...
The European Artistic Gymnastics Championships is the continent's premier annual artistic gymnastics competition, organized by the European Gymnastics union, with Russia and the Soviet Union historically among the most decorated nations.
The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships is the annual collegiate national title event sanctioned by the NCAA, with powerhouse programs like Oklahoma, UCLA, and Utah competing for the team and individual titles.
The European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships is the top annual rhythmic gymnastics competition on the continent, organized by European Gymnastics, with Russia and Bulgaria historically dominant in the event.
Trampoline gymnastics has been part of the Summer Olympic program since the 2000 Games in Sydney. The Olympic competition consists of separate men's and women's individual events in which athletes perform routines of linked aerial skills on a regulation trampoline. Judges assess difficulty, executio...
The FIG Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships are international championships governed by the Federation Internationale de Gymnastique. Their program includes individual and synchronized trampoline, tumbling, and double mini-trampoline, with additional team competitions in several disciplines. F...
The Russian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships are national competitions that determine Russian champions in rhythmic gymnastics. Events include individual routines performed with apparatus such as hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon, as well as synchronized group exercises, with scoring based on difficult...
Artistic gymnastics has been part of the Asian Games since their second edition in Manila in 1954, serving as the continent's top multi-sport artistic gymnastics competition with China consistently dominant.
The P&G Gymnastics Championships, sponsored by Procter & Gamble, is the premier annual USA Gymnastics national championship event that determines the US national team and individual national titleholders.
The DTB Pokal is an international artistic gymnastics competition held in Stuttgart, Germany, and organized within the German Gymnastics Federation's event program. Its format and official circuit status have varied over time, with editions featuring national teams, mixed-team contests, junior compe...
The FIG Apparatus World Cup is an international artistic gymnastics competition series sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique. Unlike an all-around competition, it awards results separately on individual apparatus, allowing gymnasts to enter events that match their specialties, s...
The Russian Gymnastics Championships is the premier annual national competition in Russia, historically one of the world's most competitive domestic gymnastics events given Russia's tradition of Olympic success.
The Chinese Gymnastics Championships is the premier annual national competition in China, a highly competitive event that serves as a key selection trial for one of the world's dominant gymnastics programs.
The All Japan Gymnastics Championships is a major annual domestic gymnastics competition in Japan, one of the country's oldest and most prestigious gymnastics events determining national titleholders.
The Asian Artistic Gymnastics Championships is the top continental artistic gymnastics competition in Asia, organized by the Asian Gymnastics Union, with China and Japan historically among the most successful nations.
The World Gymnaestrada is a non-competitive mass gymnastics festival organized by FIG, held every four years and drawing tens of thousands of participants from dozens of nations since its inaugural edition in 1939.
The Bulgarian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships is the national title competition in Bulgaria, a country widely regarded as a historical powerhouse of rhythmic gymnastics.
The Moscow Grand Prix is an international rhythmic gymnastics Grand Prix event held in Moscow, Russia, part of the FIG's official Grand Prix circuit and reflecting Russia's long-standing prominence in the discipline.
The AT&T American Cup is a prestigious annual FIG World Cup series invitational held in the United States, one of the most watched gymnastics meets in the world, first held in 1976 in New York.
Artistic gymnastics has been contested at the Pan American Games since the inaugural Games in Buenos Aires in 1951. The competition brings together eligible gymnasts representing countries whose national Olympic committees belong to Panam Sports, with events generally including team, all-around, and...
The Tokyo World Cup is an FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Cup held in Japan, historically significant as a recurring international event in the host country of the 2020 Olympic Games.
The Junior Artistic Gymnastics World Championships is the FIG's top global competition for junior-age artistic gymnasts, providing a pathway and preparation stage before senior World Championship eligibility.
The Belarusian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships are Belarus's national competition for rhythmic gymnastics. Athletes perform routines using apparatus such as the hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon, with judging based on difficulty, execution, and artistry. The championships are intended for leading dome...
The Trampoline Gymnastics World Series is an FIG-sanctioned international circuit of trampoline competitions awarding ranking points toward World Championships qualification.
Grand Prix Sofia is an international rhythmic gymnastics Grand Prix competition held in Sofia, Bulgaria, a fitting host city given Bulgaria's historic dominance in the sport at the World Championship level.
The European Trampoline Gymnastics Championships are continental championships organized under European Gymnastics for athletes representing European national federations. The program includes individual and synchronized trampoline, tumbling, and double mini-trampoline, with events divided by discip...
The FIG Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships are international competitions organized under the authority of the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique. Athletes compete in women's pairs, men's pairs, mixed pairs, women's groups, and men's groups, performing routines that combine balance eleme...
The Grand Prix de Thiais is an international rhythmic gymnastics Grand Prix event held in Thiais, France, forming part of the FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics Grand Prix series that contributes to world rankings.
