Artistic Gymnastic
Artistic Gymnastic
Artistic Gymnastic
GROUP MEMBERS:
GARCIA, Jasmin C.
PENOR, Justine C.
ARTISTIC GYMNASTIC
The four equipment used in artistic gymnastics for women are the ground-based
exercise, vault, uneven bars, and balance beam. Every apparatus has different
difficulties that need to be overcome, and gymnasts must perform a variety of skills
with grace and accuracy. The vault requires a strong takeoff and aerial skills, while
the floor exercise combines tumbling, dancing, and leaping. The balance beam puts a
gymnast's focus and equilibrium to the test, and the uneven bars need extraordinary
grip and upper body strength.
The six apparatuses of artistic gymnastics for men are the pommel horse, parallel
bars, horizontal bar, still rings, and floor exercise. Even more difficult strength and
power aspects, such as high-flying releases and catches on the rings and parallel bars,
are frequently what differentiate the men's routines. The horizontal bar demands a
tremendous amount of grip strength as well as being able to execute complex
swinging motions.
There are events for artistic gymnastics across the world, with the Olympics and
World Championships serving as the highest level of the sport. Gymnasts strive for
perfect routines in order to receive high points from judges who assess difficulty,
artistry, and execution.