A women's gymnastics discipline involving sets of rhythmic and artistic movements performed with apparatus like balls, clubs, ropes, hoops, or ribbons.

A gymnastics event where athletes perform a series of tumbling, jumping, and balance movements on a padded floor mat.

Large-scale group gymnastics or synchronized calisthenics performed by many people under unified command, often involving themed movements, dance, and formation changes.

A set of group physical exercises performed in unison to instructions and music broadcast over the radio.

Gymnastic exercises involving the movement of various joints to increase the body's flexibility and range of motion.

Sport combining elements of gymnastics, music, and dance where competitors perform movements with props such as hoops, balls, or ribbons.

International Gymnastics Federation; also known by its French name Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique

competitive gymnastics; includes events such as the floor exercise, vault, and various apparatus like the rings, pommel horse, bars, and balance beam

Gymnastics performed using athletic equipment, such as parallel bars, vaulting horses, rings, or dumbbells.

a person who participates in gymnastics