Schedule & Results
Schedule & Results
Date | Event | Status | ||
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Fri 1910:20 | Individual All-Around Qual. - Rotation 1 |
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Fri 1911:50 | Individual All-Around Qual. - Rotation 2 |
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Fri 1914:50 | Individual All-Around Qual. - Rotation 3 |
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Fri 1916:20 | Individual All-Around Qual. - Rotation 4 |
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There are no events for this day.
About
About
Aim of the game
Competitors perform finely choreographed routines incorporating hand-held apparatus in a bid to wow the judges, using the full area of the mat and breath-taking manoeuvres to try and achieve the best score
Why should you watch this?
An unforgettable display of grace and the perfection of gymnastic movement, this is truly a meeting of sport and artistry, not to mention the culmination of years of dedication and training all poured into an intense and beautiful few minutes
Venues
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Stag leap
Jump with the leading leg flexed, the trailing leg extended, and the body bent backwards
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Retro Roll
When the hoop is spun in any direction and returns to the gymnast, like a boomerang
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Snake
The wave motions of the ribbon, reminiscent of a snake, created by sharp flicks of the wrist
Apparatus
Hoops: wood or synthetic, 80-90 cm in diameter, with a minimum weight of 300g.
Ribbon: a 6m strip of satin attached to the cane.
Balls: made of rubber or soft plastic, with a diameter of 18-20cm, weighing 400g.
Clubs: used in pairs, the clubs are approximately 40cm long and made of wood or synthetic material, weighing 150g each.
Rope: made of hemp fibres or similar material, the length of the rope varies according to the gymnast’s height, but the apparatus has been phased out for London and Rio Olympics.
Duration
Individual competition: each gymnast performs a routine lasting between 75-90 seconds on a 13m x 13m square mat, using their choice from five apparatus available: rope, ball, hoop, ribbon or clubs.
Group competition: five gymnasts perform two routines lasting between 135-150 seconds, one with five ribbons and the other with three pairs of clubs and two hoops.
Time is of the essence: for each second under or over the time allowed, 0.05 points are lost.
Must dos
The gymnasts and their apparatus must be constantly in motion throughout the performance. The team must wear identical leotards and have their hair tied back.
Scoring
Two panels of judges evaluate the performance, one focusing on difficulty, the other on execution – the gymnast with the most points wins.
Athletes
Athletes & Teams
Gender
Gender | |
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Woman | 100 |
Men | 0 |
Age Range
Age Range | |
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Under 15 | 0 |
16 - 20 | 55 |
21 - 25 | 44 |
26 - 30 | 1 |
31 - 40 | 0 |
Over 40 | 0 |
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