No need to jump through hoops to find out which rhythmic gymnasts made the podium at the 2024 Olympics. Let’s do a quick flip through history: While gymnastics has been a part of the Olympics since ...

As artistic gymnasts like Simone Biles wrap up their time in Paris, the rhythmic gymnastics competition is just getting started. Most people are familiar with the events of women's artistic gymnastics ...

Here's what you need to know about rhythmic gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Olympics. When did rhythmic gymnastics become an Olympic sport? Rhythmic gymnastics, which combines elements of dance and ...

Rhythmic gymnastics, traditionally a women-only event, debuted in the Olympics with individual competitions in 1984. The group event was added at the Atlanta 1996 Games. It is now the only all-female ...

In rhythmic gymnastics, there are five apparatuses used for individual competition: rope, hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon. Rhythmic apparatuses must conform to specific norms and are officially ...

As artistic gymnasts like Simone Biles wrap up their time in Paris, the rhythmic gymnastics competition is just getting started. Most people are familiar with the events of women's artistic gymnastics ...

While artistic gymnastics wrapped up with a pair of captivating individual finals on Monday, rhythmic gymnastics will soon take center stage in Paris. The events, all of which are completed with the ...

Rhythmic gymnastics is headed to Paris. While gymnastics is one of the oldest sports that this still practiced today, rhythmic gymnastics made its Olympic debut as a medal event in 1984. For starters, ...

While gymnastics has a long history - the International Gymnastics Federation was founded in 1881 - rhythmic gymnastics only developed more recently. The first rhythmic gymnastics world championships ...

China won its first-ever Olympic gold medal in the women's rhythmic gymnastics group all-around on Saturday. After finishing fifth in qualifying on Friday, the Chinese team took control in the final ...

TOKYO — In the darkest days of the pandemic, Evita Griskenas was stuck practicing in her parents’ Illinois basement, occasionally breaking lightbulbs as she tossed clubs and hoops through the air and ...