Ukrainian athlete Taisiia Onofriichuk has concluded her performances at the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship, ...

This marks the athlete’s debut gold medal at a continental championship. Last year, she won a bronze medal in the hoop ...

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 ...

How does Olympic rhythmic gymnastics work? In the individual event, gymnasts perform four routines, using a different apparatus – it’s ribbon, hoop, ball and clubs for Paris – for each one.

Rhythmic gymnastics combines elements of traditional dance and artistic gymnastics. The sport involves four apparatus: ribbon, hoop, ball and clubs. When did rhythmic gymnastics become an Olympic ...

USA’s Evita Griskenas thanks supporters alongside her coach, Natalia Klimouk, after competing on the clubs in the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around, Aug. 8, 2024, at La Chapelle Arena ...

Vanessa Seelinger, 10, 13-year-old Khloe Sneek and sisters Karol, 13, and Abril ­Barragan Santana, 17, of ­Victoria’s West ...

an essential component of rhythmic gymnastics, in which athletes perform manoeuvres while using hoops, balls, clubs or ribbons. They moved to train where attacks were less frequent before driving ...

Evita Griskenas, the lone American to qualify for rhythmic gymnastics in Paris ... the ball, the clubs and the ribbon. Gymnasts are required to perform all four. (No specialists here.) ...

An Olympic medal event since the Los Angeles 1984 Games, rhythmic gymnastics sees athletes perform exquisite contortions and maneuvers to music while using hoops, balls, clubs or ribbons. They may ...

Rhythmic gymnastics is headed to Paris ... gymnast performing four routines across different apparatus: hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon. The top 10 gymnasts advance to the final, where they will ...

An Olympic medal event since the Los Angeles 1984 Games, rhythmic gymnastics sees athletes perform exquisite contortions and manoeuvres to music while using hoops, balls, clubs or ribbons.