Artistic

At the end of the nineteenth century, modern gymnastics, which includes artistic activities, began to emerge. The ancient Greeks believed that the sport was about achieving perfect symmetry between the mind and the body, and this philosophy continues to this day. In particular, they believed that when physical and intellectual activity were combined, a special connection was made between the two.

Rhythmic

Rhythmic gymnasts participate in routines either individually or in groups of five or more people, depending on the level of difficulty. Ballet, gymnastics, dance, and apparatus manipulation are just a few of the activities that are incorporated into the sport. Rope, hoop, ball, clubs, ribbon, or freehand manipulation are examples of apparatus manipulation.

In 1984, this type of sport was included in the Olympic Games for the first time. While men do not compete in rhythmic gymnastics, women concentrate on a variety of floor exercises, which may include tumbling, to achieve their goals.
The following are examples of the largest events for this type of activity:

• The World Championships for the Olympic Games
• The European Championships are taking place this year.
• The World Cup Grand-Prix Series is a series of races held during the World Cup.

Trampolining and tumbling are two of the most popular recreational activities.

During this competitive Olympic sport, gymnasts bounce on trampolines while performing various acrobatic manoeuvres, including jumps, straddles, and straddle turns, as well as somersaults and turns. In addition to trampolining, tumbling is a type of activity that can be performed without the use of any props or equipment. It includes flips, handstands, and handsprings, among other moves.

It is believed that these sports date back to ancient Chinese, Egyptian, and Persia cave paintings and architectural drawings. Since the year 2000, trampolining has been included in the Olympics in Australia, where it first appeared.

Acrobatic

Acrobatic gymnastics is a combination of dance and gymnastics that is performed on a high level. Athletes participate in routines in various pairs or groups of men, women, or athletes from a variety of sports disciplines. Using choreography and synchronisation, the exercises demonstrate body control while also demonstrating grace, strength, and flexibility. Individual gymnasts must work together with dedication and trust when it comes to their partner because of the lack of apparatus (s).

Aerobic

To be more specific, this aerobic term refers to a competitive sport in which complex and high-intensity movement patterns are created in response to music. Performance of these types of continuous movement patterns can be traced back to traditional movement patterns taught in schools. They are, on the other hand, integrated with excellent coordination, flexibility, and strength when performing aerobic gymnastics routines. At the professional level, such as in the Olympics and other shows, the emphasis is on performing movements flawlessly while dealing with a high level of difficulty in terms of lifts and other movements (depending on the category).