List of gymnastics competitions
This is a list of some of the notable international and national gymnastics competitions.
Artistic Gymnastics
Major competitions
Event | Type | Participation | First held | Current Frequency |
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Summer Olympic Games | Multi-sport event | Global | 1896 | Every four years |
World Artistic Gymnastics Championships | World Championships | Global | 1903 | Annually Except when the Summer Olympics are held |
Pan American Games | Multi-sport event for North and South American nations | Regional | 1951 | Every four years |
European Artistic Gymnastics Championships | Championships for European nations | Regional | 1955 | Annually |
Summer Universiade | Multi-sport event for university athletes | Global | 1961 | Odd years |
Asian Games | Multi-sport event for Asian nations | Regional | 1974 | Every four years |
Commonwealth Games | Multi-sport event for members of the Commonwealth of Nations | Regional | 1978 | Every four years |
Pacific Rim Championships | Championships for member nations of the Pacific Alliance | Regional | 1988 | Even years |
Summer Youth Olympic Games | Multi-sport event for athletes aged 14 to 18 years old | Global | 2010 | Every four years |
European Games | Multi-sport event for European nations | Regional | 2015 | Every four years |
International competitions
These events are open to teams or individual gymnasts from around the world. Some events are limited to special classes of competitors, as noted in parentheses.
- Artistic Gymnastics World Cup and Challenge Cup (divided in stages throughout the year)
- City of Jesolo Trophy
- Gymnasiade (children 13–17)
- Maccabiah Games
- Special Olympics World Games (intellectually disabled athletes)
- WOGA Classic
Regional Competitions
These events are limited to teams or individual gymnasts from certain countries. Some of these events may not feature gymnastics competitions every time they are held.
- All-Africa Games
- Australian Youth Olympic Festival
- Central American and Caribbean Games
- Central American Games
- East Asian Games
- European Youth Summer Olympic Festival
- Games of the Small States of Europe
- Island Games
- Mediterranean Games
- Northern European Gymnastics Championships
- Pan Arab Games
- South American Games
- Southeast Asian Games
- Youth Commonwealth Games
Continental Championships
- Asian Gymnastics Championships
- Pan American Gymnastics Championships
- South American Gymnastics Championships
National competitions
These events are open to gymnasts within certain specific countries.
- Canada
- Romania
- Russia
- United States
- Nastia Liukin Cup
- NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships (college gymnastics)
- NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships (college gymnastics)
- U.S. Classic
- USA Gymnastics National Championships
Defunct events
- Artistic Gymnastics World Cup Final
- Goodwill Games (held 1986–2001)
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Major competitions
Event | Type | Participation | First held | Current Frequency |
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Summer Olympic Games | Multi-sport event | Global | 1984 | Every four years |
World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships | World Championships | Global | 1963 | Annually Except when the Summer Olympics are held |
European Games | Multi-sport event for European nations | Regional | 2015 | Annually |
Rhythmic Gymnastics European Championships | Championships for European nations | Regional | 1978 | Annually |
Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup | World Cup ranking for athletes | Global | Annually | |
Rhythmic Gymnastics Grand Prix Series | Grand Prix ranking | Global | Annually | |
Summer Universiade | Multi-sport event for university athletes | Global | Odd years | |
World Games | Multi-sport event for non Olympic category | Global | 2001 | Every four years |
Asian Games | Multi-sport event for Asian nations | Regional | 1994 | Every four years |
Pan American Games | Multi-sport event for North and South American nations | Regional | 1987 | Every four years |
Summer Youth Olympic Games | Multi-sport event for athletes aged 14 to 18 years old | Global | 2010 | Every four years |
Other competitions
- Asian Gymnastics Championships (1996-Present)
- Australian Youth Olympic Festival (2001-Present)
- Black Sea Games (2007-Present)
- Central American and Caribbean Games (1998-Present)
- Commonwealth Games (1978-Present)
- Mediterranean Games (1951-Present)
- Miss Valentine (2013-Present)
- Pacific Rim Championships (1988-Present)
- South American Games (1990-Present)
- Southeast Asian Games
Trampoline and Tumbling
- Asian Games (2006-Present)
- Asian Gymnastics Championships (2014-Present)
- Australian Youth Olympic Festival (2001-Present)
- European Games (2015-Present)
- European Trampoline Championships (1969-Present)
- Pacific Rim Championships (1988-Present)
- Pan American Games (1955-1959,2011-Present)
- Pan American Gymnastics Championships
- Pan Arab Games
- South American Games (1978-1982)
- Summer Olympic Games (2000-Present)
- Trampoline World Championships (1964-Present)
- World Games (1981-Present)
- Youth Olympic Games (2010-Prsent)
Aerobic Gymnastics
- Aerobic Gymnastics European Championships (1999-Present)
- Aerobic Gymnastics World Championships (1995-Present)
- All-Africa Games
- Asian Gymnastics Championships (2009-Present)
- Asian Indoor Games (2005-2009; now defunct)
- European Games (2015-Present)
- Southeast Asian Games
- Summer Universiade (2011 edition only)
- US National Aerobic Championships (pre-dates recognition as a Gymnastics sport) (1984-1999)
- World Games (1997-Present)
Acrobatic Gymnastics
- Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships (1974-Present)
- All-Africa Games
- Asian Gymnastics Championships (1992-Present)
- European Acrobatics Championships (1978-Present)
- European Games (2015-Present)
- Pan American Gymnastics Championships
- Southeast Asia Games
- WOGA Classic (1994-Present)
- World Games (1993-Present)
Aesthetic Group Gymnastics
TeamGym
See also
- World Gymnaestrada (a non-competitive gymnastics exhibition)
External links
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