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movements that reflect changes in the music and are connected smoothly together. Deductions range from 0.30 to 1.00 for penalties that are taken once, which include deductions for a lack of dynamic change in the music, a lack of facial expression, not ending in time with the music, missing a complete dance step combination, or not using the entire floor area. Deductions for poor connections between elements and poor connection to the music (such as a musical accent not being emphasized by the gymnast's movements) are 0.10 points each and can be taken up to 20 times in one exercise.
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the left hand. For example, a body wave on two feet or a single split leap was of medium difficulty, while a body wave on one foot or a series of two leaps in a row was of superior difficulty. The remaining five points were made up of originality, relation to the music, execution, and general impression. For groups, scores were out of a maximum of 20, with five points each given for the composition, technical value, execution, and general harmony.
3368:("freehand"). There are an increasing number of gymnasts, competing alone and on a team; it is most popular in Japan, where high school and university teams compete fiercely. As of 2016, it is estimated there are about 2,000 participants in Japan alone. Some of the outstanding rhythmic gymnasts have made most of their physical abilities for their second careers and become performers in the field of entertainment such as the world-famous circus
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such as a large roll of the hoop, and a criteria is a way of performing a movement which makes it more difficult, such as performing it under the leg, outside of the visual field, or without using the hands. The base elements differ somewhat by apparatus, with some bases (such as a high throw) being valid for all apparatuses and others being particular to one apparatus (such as creating a spiral pattern with the ribbon fabric).
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apparatus (such as five balls) and one in which there are two of one apparatus and three of another (such as two hoops and three ribbons). These apparatuses are determined by the FIG for each season. In the all-around, individual gymnasts alternate between competing hoop and ball and then clubs and ribbon, while the groups all perform either their single-apparatus or mixed-apparatus routines during the same competition group.
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shape of a leap, to 1.00 points, such as for dropping or losing the apparatus outside the floor area. Execution deductions include poor body form during an element, poor technique using an apparatus like squeezing the ball, loss of balance, not holding a balance element for long enough, hopping during a rotation element, needing to take steps to catch a thrown apparatus, or losing or dropping the apparatus.
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Composition (Technical + Artistry) and Execution, each of which was scored out of 5 points. Risk elements were introduced in the 1989â1992 code, and the required difficulties were changed to four superior and four medium. The 1993â1996 code increased the required number of body difficulties to 12 and divided them into four categories of difficulty rather than two.
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that gymnasts should interpret and move with the music and that it should not be background noise to the routine. Beginning in 2013, gymnasts could use music with lyrics, but only for one routine. Under the 2017-2021 code of points, individuals could use lyrics with music for two routines. The restriction on music with lyrics was dropped from the 2022-2024 code of points.
251:. She went on to combine his ideas with Ling's and developed her own gymnastics system. Dubbed "harmonic gymnastics", it enabled late nineteenth-century American women to engage in physical culture and expression, especially in dance. Stebbins provided the means, rationale, and model for what could be accepted as the appropriate practices for middle and upper-class women.
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individual gymnasts, the FIG selects four out of the five possible apparatuses. Junior groups perform two different routines with two different types of apparatus (for example, a routine with 5 hoops and a routine with 5 ribbons). As of 2017, rhythmic gymnastics equipment used in FIG sanctioned events must have the FIG logo on the apparatus.
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all-around placement. This is also the case for individuals at some competitions, while at others, there is a separate all-around final round where the top qualifying gymnasts (maximum two per country) compete four routines. The all-around score is the sum of the scores of all routines performed in that round of competition.
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2017. It was also planned to drop rope in junior-level individual competition, but it returned in 2015; it was then announced to be used in junior individual competition in some years through at least the 2023â2024 season, but the 2022-2024 Code of Points dropped it again. It continues to be used for junior groups.
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In the qualifying round, individual gymnasts compete up to four routines, one for each apparatus; at some competitions, gymnasts may elect to compete only three routines and still qualify for the individual all-around final. Group gymnasts compete two routines, one in which there are five of the same
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began to be transitioned out of the sport, with the FIG saying that it was less visually appealing than the other apparatus. In 2011, it was dropped from senior national individual and group competition. The most recent usage of rope in the senior program was for the mixed apparatus group exercise in
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Top rhythmic gymnasts must have good balance, flexibility, coordination, and strength, and they must possess psychological attributes such as the ability to compete under intense pressure, in which one mistake can cost them the title, and the discipline and work ethic to practice the same skills over
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Gymnasts originally performed to live musical accompaniment on a single instrument (typically a piano). Under the 1989-1992 code, groups were allowed to use music played on multiple instruments. This change came into effect for individual routines as well in the 1993-1996 code, which also emphasized
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In the 1973â1976 code, for individuals, difficulty accounted for five points of the score. Elements were divided into 'medium' and 'superior' difficulty, and gymnasts were required to include two superior difficulty and six medium difficulty elements, at least three of which had to be performed with
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Execution is the degree to which the gymnast performs an element with aesthetic and technical perfection. Execution penalties are subtracted from the starting score of 10 and range in size from 0.10 points for a small fault, such as poor amplitude in a body wave or a small deviation from the desired
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The qualifying round determines who advances to the event final for each apparatus for individuals and for either apparatus combination for groups. There is a maximum of two qualifiers per country for each individual event final. For groups, their total score in the qualifying round determines their
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Body difficulties are elements performed using the body, with each one having a defined shape. The apparatus must continue to be used during a body difficulty, and gymnasts must perform at least one of each type and generally should not repeat the exact same element during one exercise. The types of
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penalized. Fundamental elements of a ribbon routine consist of making continuous shapes with the length of the fabric, such as tight circles (spirals) or waves (snakes), and elements called boomerangs, in which the gymnast tosses the handle, then pulls it back by the end of the ribbon and catches it.
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The hoop comes up to about the gymnast's hip. It may be made of plastic or wood, and it may be covered with adhesive tape either of the same or different color as the hoop, which may be in decorative patterns. Fundamental requirements of a hoop routine include rotation of the hoop around the hand or
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International competitive rhythmic gymnastics is restricted to female participants. However, men's rhythmic gymnastics has a history in Japan as its own sport that was originally performed by both men and women. In France, men are allowed to participate in lower-level national competitions, while in
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For individual performances, a gymnast manipulates one or two pieces of apparatus (double rings, stick, clubs, rope) to demonstrate their skill at apparatus handling, throws, and catches as well as the difficulty of the tumbling. The gymnast must work the entire floor area whilst showing continuous
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in Japan since it was first imported to the country. Currently, MRG and women's rhythmic gymnastics are both under the umbrella of Japan
Gymnastics Association and major competitions are often held at the same venue. Men's RG consists of two types of events: group events of 6 people (freehand or no
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have cemented their status as two of the best rhythmic gymnasts in Russia's history. Dina
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Gymnasts wear leotards to compete, which may be decorated to match the routine as long as they do not have excessive amounts of flesh-colored fabric; group gymnasts must wear identical leotards. Modern leotards are typically highly decorated and may contain hand-painted details and large numbers of
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The first Code of Points was published in 1970. Since then, rhythmic gymnastics has been through fifteen different codes (1970â1971, 1971â1972, 1973â1976, 1977â1980, 1981â1984, 1985â1988, 1989â1992, 1993â1996, 1997â2000, 2001â2004, 2005â2008, 2009â2012, 2013â2016, 2017â2021, 2022â2024). The Code of
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sport. They become age-eligible to compete in the
Olympic Games and other major senior international competitions on January 1 of their 16th year (for example, a gymnast born on 31-12-2008 would be age eligible for the 2024 Olympics). Rhythmic gymnasts have historically tended to peak at a slightly
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The teachings of Duncan, Jacques-Dalcroze, Delsarte, and Demeny were brought together at the Soviet Union's High School of
Artistic Movement when it was founded in 1932, and soon thereafter, an early version of rhythmic gymnastics was established as a sport for girls. The first competition was held
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Spanish federation having approved at national
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The difficulty score is the sum of the value of the difficulty assigned to each element in the gymnast's routine. The score is evaluated during the routine without a predetermined difficulty sheet, unlike with previous Codes. It is made up of two component scores: one for body difficulties and one
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In addition, all exercises must have a minimum of two body waves, which are a wave of movement through the whole body, and for individuals, five dynamic elements with rotation, which are commonly known as risks. During a risk, the gymnast throws the apparatus high into the air and rotates at least
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Men's rhythmic gymnastics in Japan was originally created by adopting elements from
Swedish, Danish, and German gymnastics. It has been taught and performed for many years with the aim of improving physical strength and health as early as the 1940s. Originally, both boys and girls used to perform
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for example). In the 1997â2001 code, the allowed body difficulties increased to twelve, and the number of flexibility-related difficulties in the code more than doubled from 11 to 24. The 2001â2005 code focused on extreme flexibility at the expense of apparatus handling and artistry. Scores had a
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The first few years of rhythmic gymnastics competition did not yet have a code of points. A commission was formed to write the rules of the new sport in 1968, and they released the first code in 1970. In the decades of the 60s and 70s, scoring emphasized the artistic side, with little emphasis on
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At some competitions, there is also a team ranking for federations with at least two individuals and a group entered. The team score is the sum of the eight qualifying round scores (two per apparatus) earned by the individual gymnasts and the qualifying round all-around score earned by the group.
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Another required element is the dance steps combination, which must last for at least eight seconds, have a defined character that matches the music, and be performed without high throws of the apparatus or pre-acrobatic elements. Two sets of dance steps are required for each exercise. Unlike the
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norms of rhythmic gymnastics, and sounds not typically used in music, such as sirens, are forbidden. Individual routines range from one minute and fifteen seconds to one minute and thirty seconds, while group routines may be from two minutes and fifteen seconds to two minutes and thirty seconds.
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Gymnasts may use music from any style, and the routine should be choreographed to the specific music chosen. The code of points says that music should be selected with respect to personal qualities of the gymnast, such as age. A penalty may be applied for musical choices that violate the ethical
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The ribbon consists of a handle, which may be made of wood, bamboo, or synthetic materials such as fiberglass, and the ribbon itself, which is made of satin. The ribbon is six meters long, and due to its length, it can easily become tangled or knotted; knots must be undone or the gymnast will be
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Since 2011, senior individual gymnasts perform four different routines with hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon. Senior group perform two different routines, one with a single apparatus and one with mixed apparatus (for example, a routine with 5 hoops and a routine with 3 balls / 2 ribbons). For junior
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Leotards were originally simple, with decorations such as flowers or sequins not allowed. Tights could be worn starting in 1993. Unitards were also introduced as an option. Beginning in 1997, requirements loosened, with leotards allowed to use geometric and flower designs, sequins, and metallic
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Swedish-style group gymnastics became increasingly popular for women from the mid-19th century through to the early 20th century. Although sports became associated with masculinity, group gymnastics were performed in indoor, private spaces and focused on correctly performing movements before an
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Generally, rhythmic gymnastic meets are generally divided into qualifying rounds and event finals. At some competitions, there is also an all-around final for individuals. The
Olympics has qualifying rounds and all-around finals for both individuals and groups, but there are no event finals.
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Artistry (out of 5 points for individual or 6 points for groups), Technical (out of 5 points for individuals or 4 points for groups) and Execution (out of 10 points), with the perfect score being 10 points for
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later age than artistic gymnasts. In the late 90s and early 2000s, Olympic rhythmic gymnasts were on average a year older than
Olympic artistic gymnasts, and gymnasts increasingly began to compete through their 20s. A review of the continental championships held in 2021 (2020 for the
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twice underneath it, using a combination of rolls, turns on the feet, or pre-acrobatic elements such as cartwheels or walkovers, before catching the apparatus. Groups are not required to perform any risks, but they may elect to perform a single one.
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strictly limited and differences among the best gymnasts heavily determined by the execution. Therefore, in 2018, the difficulty score became open-ended for the first time. In the 2022â2024 code, the artistry score was once again re-introduced.
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crystals, which can make them very expensive, and gymnasts at high levels typically wear different leotards to compete with different apparatuses. Gymnasts may choose to wear long tights under their leotard, wear a leotard with long legs (a
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scores, minus any additional penalties incurred. The difficulty score is open-ended with no maximum, while the execution and artistry scores have a starting value of 10 points and are lowered for specific mistakes made by the gymnasts.
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apparatus) and individual events using apparatus (stick, rings, rope and clubs). Both group and individual events are performed on a spring floor, allowing gymnasts to do various kinds of tumbling during their performance.
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elements), artistry and execution; each had a maximum value of 10 points, so the final score would be a maximum of 30 points. The artistry score was given its own evaluation form and guidelines with specific deductions.
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counterpart in North America, it is a rising sport. Beginning in the 1950s, Evelyn Koop, who graduated from the Ernest Idla Institute in Sweden, promoted the sport in the
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4765:"Gymnastics â World Cup Rhythmic Gymnastics â Lisboa 2013 â Results"
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Johannes Cleophas, Francois; T. Visser, Una (2024-02-28).
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continued the streak of individual gold medalists at the
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4429:Revista Brasileira de Educação FĂsica e Esporte
3644:List of Olympic medalists in gymnastics (women)
3639:List of medalists at the UEG European Cup Final
2631:, who finished fourth in the all-around at the
2614:2014 Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships
2610:2009 Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships
2606:2007 Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships
85:Gymnastic sport that involves artistic movement
6538:
4827:"Gymn Forum: 1985 RSG World Championships, EF"
4809:"Gymn Forum: 1977 RSG World Championships, EF"
4523:"2017â2021 Code of Points Rhythmic Gymnastics"
4422:
4386:"Rhythmic Gymnastics Code of Points 2025-2028"
4356:"2017-2021 Rhythmic Gymnastics Code of Points"
4295:"2022â2024 Code of Points Rhythmic Gymnastics"
3922:"The Intellectual World of Genevieve Stebbins"
2564:
2329:, a number of Soviet gymnasts were trained in
1983:. Newer Bulgarian individual gymnasts include
231:, who founded the Western Female Institute in
6524:
6057:
5602:
3549:Commonwealth Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship
2165:gymnasts in the history of the sport; at the
1646:
200:Rhythmic gymnastics grew out of the ideas of
5090:"Results for BSB Bank World Cup 2016 Cat. B"
4668:"Pre-Olympic Testevent: Rhythmic Gymnastics"
3781:"Gymnastics Rhythmic â Summer Olympic Sport"
3280:
2618:2019 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
2602:2005 World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
1002:Gymnasts in unitards (Spanish group in 1995)
4648:"World Challenge Cup 2022 Pamplona Results"
4256:Rhythmic gymnastics: the skills of the game
3197:, some notable rhythmic gymnasts including
2975:won all five individual gold medals at the
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3674:Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships
3649:Major achievements in gymnastics by nation
3381:this type of gymnastics, which is called "
2307:by winning every title from 2000 to 2016.
1709:Rhythmic gymnastics has been dominated by
5317:"Israeli rhythmic gymnastics born in FSU"
5247:"Development of gymnastics in Azerbaijan"
4969:"Sydney 2000 Gymnastics Rhythmic results"
4448:
4145:
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3539:African Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
3355:Men's Rhythmic Gymnastics (Men's RG, MRG)
3331:Learn how and when to remove this message
2933:
1697:Learn how and when to remove this message
929:, scores originally had a maximum of 10.
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5552:Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique
5134:
4928:"Results for Berlin Master 2016. Cat. B"
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3564:Four Continents Gymnastics Championships
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5503:"Image-flip for male rhythmic gymnasts"
4988:125th Anniversary â The story goes on..
4803:
4801:
4224:Sporting Performances: Politics in Play
4134:Journal of Physical Education and Sport
3904:
3694:World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships
3689:South American Gymnastics Championships
3438:
3001:, Zuzana ZĂĄveskĂĄ, Iveta HavlĂÄkovĂĄ and
2875:, who also won the bronze medal at the
2789:, with the help of the Bulgarian coach
1825:Other notable Soviet gymnasts include:
321:World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
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1633:European Team Gymnastics Championships
1604:, and the Oceania Championships), the
945:individuals and 20 points for groups.
768:Simultaneous exchange (Japanese group)
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5978:International Gymnastics Hall of Fame
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3664:Pan American Gymnastics Championships
3619:Junior World Gymnastics Championships
3614:Gymnastics at the Youth Olympic Games
3589:Gymnastics at the Mediterranean Games
3487:2016 Summer Olympics closing ceremony
3229:. Other up-and-coming nations in the
3023:, the 1984 Olympic silver medalists.
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1898:(3-time World all-around champion),
1679:adding citations to reliable sources
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900:The apparatus leaving the floor area
782:A collaboration by the Italian group
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897:The gymnast leaving the floor area
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6073:Sports of the World Games program
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4869:"World Cup Tashkent 2018 Results"
4367:. 1 February 2018. Archived from
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3920:Ruyter, Nancy Lee Chalfa (1988).
3798:
3766:
3721:
3624:List of notable rhythmic gymnasts
3493:Spanish men's rhythmic gymnastics
3241:(who also competed for the USA),
3150:. Successful individuals include
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249:The Delsarte System of Expression
156:. The sport combines elements of
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1951:International Olympic Committee
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920:Evolution of the Code of Points
363:International Olympic Committee
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5582:Rhythmic Gymnastics Equipment
3870:Science of Gymnastics Journal
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3684:Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup
3609:Gymnastics at the World Games
3604:Gymnastics at the Universiade
3569:Gymnastics at the Asian Games
2766:, the silver medalist at the
1622:Summer World University Games
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380:and countries were forced to
5983:Major achievements by nation
5501:Otake, Tomoko (2013-08-17).
5433:Peene, Sam (9 August 2024).
4845:"Wayback Machine â 2010 YOG"
4558:"Technical Regulations 2024"
4165:"Technical Regulations 2024"
3824:Schmid, Andrea BodĂł (1976).
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2678:, notable gymnasts include:
2148:2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics
2069:) won its first gold medal.
982:Rhythmic gymnastic toe shoes
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529:MĂłnica FerrĂĄndez with a rope
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344:rhythmic sportive gymnastics
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5973:Longines Prize for Elegance
5094:database.fig-gymnastics.com
4932:database.fig-gymnastics.com
4190:Clarke, Liz (2 July 2012).
3905:Beecher, Catharine (1856).
3505:
3481:Men's rhythmic gymnasts of
3466:and American choreographer
3105:World Champion with 5 balls
2928:2016 European Championships
2633:2015 European Championships
2565:Other Post-Soviet Republics
1964:winning five medals at the
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6009:Aesthetic group gymnastics
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3986:Modern rhythmic gymnastics
3826:Modern rhythmic gymnastics
3534:Aesthetic group gymnastics
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2967:and 1984 Olympic medalist
2774:, and three-time Olympian
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1763:was won by Soviet gymnast
1743:Before the breakup of the
1713:countries, especially the
1647:Dominant teams and nations
1594:Pan American Championships
1072:are held every two years.
1070:Junior World Championships
340:modern rhythmic gymnastics
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184:Two-time Olympic Champion
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5571:Rhythmic Gymnastics Music
4069:Christian Science Monitor
3659:Pacific Rim Championships
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3281:Men's rhythmic gymnastics
2999:Hana SitnianskĂĄ-MiÄechovĂĄ
2995:Hana MachatovĂĄ-BoguĆĄovskĂĄ
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3715:"Gymnastics | iWGA"
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2387:(2016 Olympics bronze),
2383:(1996 Olympics bronze),
1966:1991 World Championships
1911:Golden Girls of Bulgaria
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736:position (Spanish group)
6087:Artistic roller skating
5578:at the German Knowledge
5555:(in English and French)
4147:10.7752/jpes.2022.10315
3883:10.52165/sgj.16.1.67-76
3472:Yoyogi National Stadium
2979:and went on to win the
2768:1992 Barcelona Olympics
1044:(including the defunct
632:body difficulties are:
468:were in the early 20s.
6936:Gymnastics disciplines
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2934:Other European nations
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1955:Juan Antonio Samaranch
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5058:r-gymnast.bplaced.net
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2688:Elizaveta Nazarenkova
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2433:Viktoriia Onopriienko
2429:Khrystyna Pohranychna
2366:1996 Atlanta Olympics
2362:Kateryna Serebrianska
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2242:Karolina Sevastyanova
2136:2008 Beijing Olympics
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6370:Past official sports
6349:Competition climbing
6332:Speed roller skating
6102:Acrobatic gymnastics
5933:South American Games
5666:Acrobatic gymnastics
5187:. 14 September 2018.
4254:Bott, Jenny (1989).
3984:Bott, Jenny (1981).
3754:www.gymnastics.sport
3439:Internationalization
3309:improve this article
3263:Angélica Kvieczynski
3247:Patricia Bezzoubenko
3148:2024 Summer Olympics
3144:2008 Summer Olympics
3056:2000 Sydney Olympics
3042:2000 Summer Olympics
2961:Christiana Rosenberg
2877:2024 Summer Olympics
2819:2016 Summer Olympics
2783:1996 Summer Olympics
2468:, was a Belarusian.
2347:Olexandra Tymoshenko
2325:Even as part of the
2305:1996 Summer Olympics
2270:Aleksandra Soldatova
2167:2020 Summer Olympics
2140:2012 London Olympics
2128:2004 Athens Olympics
2112:2000 Summer Olympics
2047:2020 Summer Olympics
2032:Tsvetelina Stoyanova
2028:Tsvetelina Naydenova
1997:2024 Summer Olympics
1816:Olexandra Tymoshenko
1808:1992 Summer Olympics
1675:improve this article
1040:; the stages of the
716:Side split balance (
453:early specialization
442:2000 Sydney Olympics
390:1996 Summer Olympics
370:1984 Summer Olympics
202:Jean-Georges Noverre
6926:Rhythmic gymnastics
6828:Freestyle wrestling
6724:Rhythmic gymnastics
6719:Artistic gymnastics
6447:Invitational sports
6117:Rhythmic gymnastics
6021:Equestrian vaulting
6014:World Championships
5988:Nationality changes
5923:Mediterranean Games
5792:World Championships
5738:Rhythmic gymnastics
5676:Artistic gymnastics
5565:Rhythmic Gymnastics
5367:The Times of Israel
5343:The Times of Israel
5273:. 17 September 2022
5042:FIG - PortimĂŁo 2022
4196:The Washington Post
3383:Dantai Toshu Taisou
3183:artistic gymnastics
3130:Other countries in
3094:World Championships
3082:World Championships
3054:placing 5th at the
3017:artistic gymnastics
2696:Sabina Tashkenbaeva
2492:Larissa Loukianenko
2462:1988 Seoul Olympics
2282:Anastasiia Tatareva
2262:Alexandra Merkulova
2258:Ekaterina Selezneva
2230:Anastasia Nazarenko
2218:Anastasia Maksimova
2178:Natalia Lipkovskaya
2020:Vladislava Tancheva
1927:Diliana Gueorguieva
1827:Tatiana Kravtchenko
1800:1988 Seoul Olympics
1753:World Championships
1598:Asian Championships
1058:Youth Olympic Games
1038:World Championships
927:artistic gymnastics
651:the gymnasts do so.
466:Asian Championships
348:rhythmic gymnastics
317:artistic gymnastics
134:Rhythmic gymnastics
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6107:Aerobic gymnastics
5928:Pan American Games
5908:Commonwealth Games
5671:Aerobic gymnastics
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5207:. 30 October 2021.
4990:. FIG. p. 84.
3956:www.britannica.com
3231:Western Hemisphere
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2854:Andreea Stefanescu
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2760:European Cup final
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2723:Viktoria Bogdanova
2700:Ekaterina Fetisova
2684:Djamila Rakhmatova
2664:Sabina Ashirbayeva
2544:Katsiaryna Halkina
2536:Melitina Staniouta
2532:Anastasia Ivankova
2481:Liubov Charkashyna
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2210:Margarita Aliychuk
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2012:Kristina Rangelova
1904:Kristina Guiourova
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1863:Galina Beloglazova
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3483:Aomori University
3429:Aomori University
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3066:Asia and Americas
3021:Doina StÄiculescu
2973:Darja Varfolomeev
2717:became the first
2704:Takhmina Ikromova
2668:Alina Adilkhanova
2654:gymnasts include
2448:Larisa Lukyanenko
2425:Vlada Nikolchenko
2421:Kateryna Lutsenko
2385:Hanna Rizatdinova
2381:Olena Vitrychenko
2335:Ludmila Savinkova
2222:Tatiana Gorbunova
2214:Daria Shkurikhina
2152:Yana Kudryavtseva
2097:Yanina Batyrchina
2063:Madlen Radukanova
2059:Stefani Kiryakova
2016:Zornitsa Marinova
1989:Stiliana Nikolova
1855:Inessa Lisovskaya
1767:, and in 1967 in
1765:Ludmila Savinkova
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748:Rotation done as
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229:Catharine Beecher
208:(1811â1871), and
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5958:List of gymnasts
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2764:Carolina Pascual
2680:Ulyana Trofimova
2672:Elzhana Taniyeva
2625:Irina Gabashvili
2594:Ayshan Bayramova
2578:Mariana Vasileva
2574:Mehriban Aliyeva
2556:Anastasiia Salos
2516:Alina Tumilovich
2496:Ksenia Sankovich
2413:Valeriya Khanina
2389:Tamara Yerofeeva
2294:Daria Trubnikova
2278:Iuliia Bravikova
2266:Maria Tolkacheva
2190:Laysan Utiasheva
2036:Reneta Kamberova
2008:Eleonora Kezhova
1968:and the rise of
1939:Elizabeth Koleva
1935:Adriana Dunavska
1919:Anelia Ralenkova
1913:, with gymnasts
1851:Irina Gabashvili
1804:The Unified Team
1784:Galima Shugurova
1780:Elena Karpuchina
1755:held in 1963 in
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2520:Valeria Vatkina
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2401:Viktoriia Mazur
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2343:Irina Deriugina
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2298:Lala Kramarenko
2290:Sofya Skomorokh
2254:Daria Dmitrieva
2250:Daria Kondakova
2226:Uliana Donskova
2206:Anna Gavrilenko
2202:Yelena Posevina
2186:Natalia Lavrova
2182:Irina Tchachina
2144:Margarita Mamun
2132:Evgenia Kanaeva
2120:Yulia Barsukova
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2921:Daria Atamanov
2909:Irina Risenzon
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1792:Marina Lobatch
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6857:
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6816:
6812:
6809:
6808:
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6799:
6797:
6794:
6792:
6789:
6787:
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6759:
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6675:
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6666:
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6663:
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6658:
6656:
6653:
6651:
6650:Freestyle BMX
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6408:
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