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Olympic Gymnastic EventsThe woman's events in the Olympics are vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and the floor.
The men's event are high bar, parallel bars, rings, vault, pommel horse, and floor.
The floor
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∙ 11y agoThe Men and Women in Olympics do different events.
The Women's events are:
- Floor
- Vault
- Uneven Bars
- Beam
The Men's events are:
- Floor
- high bar
- pommel horse
- parallel bars
- still rings
- vault
There is also rhythmic gymnastics (for women)
And trampolining (for men and women but they compete in seperate categories.)
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