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Women's gymnastics is a sport in three categories, Artistic, Rhythmic and Trampoline.
Artistic gymnastics has 4 events Beam, Vault, Floor, and Bars.
Floor- You do dance and tumbling to music for 1min to 1 and a 1/2 min.
Beam- You do dance and skills on a 10cm wide beam with no music.
Bars- You do a series of moves connected on the low bar and the high bar.
Vault- You run really fast and flip on or over the vault.
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