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The third law of motion states "To every action there is always opposed and equal reaction"
In Gymnastics this would be useful in jumping (the force against the ground produces an equal and opposite force to lift the gymnast), lifting (the partner moves away from the lifters push), throwing balls or other objects, etc.
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