conditioning, grips, pikes, layouts, tucks, hollows, vault, beam, bars, floor, podium training(getting used to the home field apparatus), and tons of moves like yurchenkos(common type of vault), jaegars, tkatchev, double pike, shaposhnikova, etc
One is competitive, one isn't.
There is not a difference in the two products, only the two names. n-heptane is simply medical terminology instead of scientific terminology.
Mostly a difference in terminology. They mean essentially the same.
Im not fully sure what you mean. Here are some possible answers:Women's and men's. The difference here is obviously the gender, as well as the apparatus they perform on.Traditional gymnastics and Rythmic gymnastics. Rythmic gymnasts don't use bar beam or vault, they perform highly choreographed routines on floor, using props such as a ball, hoop, or rope.Artistic gymnastics or power gymnastics: Artistic gymnasts incorporate more graceful dance elements into their routines
Competitive gym is where you do competitions and try to win amid a group of other gymnasts. Compulsory gymnastics is has levels of gymnastics that you must complete in order to qualify for some competitions.
There really is little difference, just terminology.
There is no difference between the two other than terminology.
Terminology. It amounts to the same information.
Im not fully sure what you mean. Here are some possible answers:Women's and men's. The difference here is obviously the gender, as well as the apparatus they perform on.Traditional gymnastics and Rythmic gymnastics. Rythmic gymnasts don't use bar beam or vault, they perform highly choreographed routines on floor, using props such as a ball, hoop, or rope.Artistic gymnastics or power gymnastics: Artistic gymnasts incorporate more graceful dance elements into their routines
Im not fully sure what you mean. Here are some possible answers:Women's and men's. The difference here is obviously the gender, as well as the apparatus they perform on.Traditional gymnastics and Rythmic gymnastics. Rythmic gymnasts don't use bar beam or vault, they perform highly choreographed routines on floor, using props such as a ball, hoop, or rope.Artistic gymnastics or power gymnastics: Artistic gymnasts incorporate more graceful dance elements into their routines
Im not fully sure what you mean. Here are some possible answers:Women's and men's. The difference here is obviously the gender, as well as the apparatus they perform on.Traditional gymnastics and Rythmic gymnastics. Rythmic gymnasts don't use bar beam or vault, they perform highly choreographed routines on floor, using props such as a ball, hoop, or rope.Artistic gymnastics or power gymnastics: Artistic gymnasts incorporate more graceful dance elements into their routines
There is no such legal finding or terminology as "mistake of law."