Rhythmic gymnastic (previously: artistic gymnastic, rhythmic sports gymnastics) is one of the most complex competitive sports for women, combining elements of ballet, dance and gymnastics, with elaborate use of apparatus.
The movements of the gymnasts are made truly breath-taking by their use of five such apparatus: ropes, rings, balls, sticks, and ribbons. Each year gymnasts compete using the four apparatus determined for the year by the International Federation of Gymnastics, both individually and in teams. In the group apparatus competition five gymnasts perform their exercises on the mat simultaneously, in perfect harmony.
Statements of appreciation were heard about the Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championship at Papp László Sportaréna in Budapest. The continental championship brought quality competition to the ...
Fanni Pigniczki wrote sports history for Hungary on the last day of the 40th Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championship. The gymnast of MTK Budapest won Hungary’s ...
Fantastic atmosphere surrounded the first day of the Finals. All participants stepped on the floor with waves of cheering welcoming them. The senior individual all-around ...
