Is a type of gymnastics which athletes perform short routines on different apparatuses. It’s more on technical presentation with precise movements, power, agility flexibility, grace, control, coordination and athletic strength. The mastery of the 4 apparatus (explained) requires the skilful combination of flips, balance, stretch, spin and landings.

Uneven Bars –

Uneven Bars are two bars set apart at different heights so the gymnastics can move from bar to bar. The uneven bars are by far the most spectacular apparatus of the competition. It requires much strength, concentration with such effortlessness.

Beam –

Beam is one of the events that comprise a total artistic gymnastics program. The gymnastics perform routines on a four-inch wide solid beam. It is an exercise for composure for balance, flexibility and strength elements.

Floor –

Floor is a specially prepared exercise surface which considered an
apparatus. The gymnastics event performed on the floor is called floor exercise which showcases their grace in every routine, showing their confidence, alternating between powerful cartwheels.

Vault –

It is an artistic gymnastics apparatus which gymnastics skill perform on. It is performed by running down a runway with a soft material then they jump onto a springboard and creates power to bounce up towards the vault to generate greater height for rotations before landing on the other side.

Parallel Bars –

on this apparatus, we do basic exercises on parallel bars to develop strength, balance and coordination of movements. We use them to study preparatory exercises on uneven bars, the boys on the other hand study routine of exercises  according to the requirements of the program for their level