What are the gymnastics apparatus and its uses?

Answer 1

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Gymnastics Apparatus is an item on which gymnasts exercise. Some of them are: pommel horse, balance beam, rope, trampoline, floor, parallel bars, uneven bars...

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Answer 2

Women's

Vault

Bars (uneven bars)

Beam (balance beam)

Floor

Men's

Vault

Floor

High Bar

Rings

Parallel Bars

Pommel Horse

Answer 3

The competitive equipment is as follows:

Floor - a soft, springy floor for floor stunts. Things like flips, leaps, walkovers, and dance.

Beam - a narrow covered wooden beam a few feet off the floor. Basically all the things you can do on floor, but on a narrow line.

Vault - some kind of pommel horse set up for you to flip over. Doing fault includes having a runway to run around and a springboard, to help propel you into the air so you can flip. You also use the vault to help propel you up and over more.

Bars - shorthand for "parallel bars": two small wooden bars set a few feet off the ground. The one closest to you (when you start from the right place) is shorter. The second bar is set a few feet back and is up much higher. Used for swinging around and flipping off of.

That's my very basic answer.

Answer 4

For women the events/apparatus are vault, bars, beam and floor

For men the events/apparatus are vault, floor, parallel bars, high bar, pommel horse and rings

Answer 5

Apparatus is the event you compete, such as the uneven bars, the balance beam, the floor exercise, or the vault.