41. Clearlead E-Articles Offers information on USA Olympic Gymnastics. Trace the history of gymnastics and various rhythmic gymnastics events. Also get information on USA Man and http://www.clearleadinc.com/site/usa-gymnastics.html

Home Contact Us - Quick Navigation - ClearLead e-Articles Home Autos Food Legal Sports Technology - ClearLead Corporate - About ClearLeadInc Contact ClearLeadInc OR Articles Home Sports Print Article USA Gymnastics - Rhythmic Gymnastics USA Gymnastics USA gymnastics is the sole national governing body for gymnastics in the U.S. The International Olympic Committee and International Gymnastics Federation have granted this privilege to USA Gymnastics. This organization oversees the development of gymnastics in the country and undertakes the training and selection of gymnasts for the Olympic gymnastics and the Gymnastics World Championships. USA Gymnastics was established in 1963 in Tucson, Arizona. Back then, the U.S. had a mere 7,000 athletes competing in a limited schedule. Today USA Gymnastics has more than 13, 000 professional instructors. Potential gymnasts are subject to a rigorous selection process before they are given a place in the Olympian team. These gymnasts come from various grassroots level organizations spread across the country. Rhythmic Gymnastics Rhythmic gymnastics Ernest Idla of Estonia developed a scoring method for rhythmic gymnastics and it soon became a competitive sport. Rhythmic gymnastics was introduced in 1906 in the U.S. but it was not so popular then. In 1962, the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) recognized rhythmic gymnastics as a sport. The First Rhythmic World Championship was held in Budapest and attracted athletes from 10 countries. In the 1984 Olympics gymnastics competition in Los Angeles, the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-round competition was held for the first time.

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43. Gymnastics Canada - Gymnastique Canada Lori Fung of Canada first Olympic Gold Medalist in rhythmic gymnastics (Los A brief introduction to the sport of rhythmic gymnastics is available as a http://www.gymcan.org/content/index.php?option=content&task=section&id=7&Itemid=

44. RG | NZ Gymnastics Rhythmic Gymnasts compete on a floor area of 13 metres square, to musical accompaniment. The following apparatus are used in rhythmic gymnastics. http://www.nzgymnastics.co.nz/page/rhythmic_gymnastics_rg.html

Home News Newsletters GymSports Job Vacancies ... Gallery RHYTHMIC (RG) Description of Apparatus Rhythmic Gymnasts compete on a floor area of 13 metres square, to musical accompaniment. Harmony between the gymnast, the apparatus and the music plus required difficulties are necessary to achieve a balanced composition. The following apparatus are used in Rhythmic Gymnastics. Rope The rope may be of hemp or any synthetic material. Its length is proportionate to the height of the gymnast. The technical figures may be made with the rope either taut or loose, with one or both hands, with or without change of hand. The relationship between the apparatus and the gymnast is more explosive than in the other cases. The rope often appears as a serpent like attacker seizing and winding around the gymnast, but suppleness and agility, tinged with elegance, always win out in the end. Ball This is made of rubber or plastic. The ball is the only apparatus for which no grip is allowed. This means that amore sensuous relationship between the body and the apparatus is required. The ball moves in perfect harmony with the body. Spectacular throws with control and precision in the catches are dynamic elements. Clubs These are made of wood or plastic. Sleight of hand! The gymnast uses the clubs to execute mills, rolls, twists, throws and as many asymmetric figures as possible, combining them with the many figures featured in non apparatus gymnastics. Exercises with the clubs require a highly developed sense of rhythm, maximum psychomotor coordination and precision up to watchmaking standards. The clubs are particularly suited to ambidextrous gymnasts.

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Welcome to Club Adagio Rhythmic Gymnastics. Rhythmic Gymnastics is a beautiful, dynamic and compelling sport for girls of all ages and abilities. At its best it requires top athletic development and yet the resulting performance appears as effortless and fluid as that of a prima ballerina. Girls enter the sport at a recreational level and enjoy the unique combination of dance, gymnastics, music and self- expression through the use of hand-held apparatus such as ribbons, balls, hoops and ropes and specially choreographed rhythmic group and solo routines. Whether pursuing rhythmic gymnastics for a short fun experience or to explore long term goals as a provincial or national/international competitor, all of our girls gain tremendously from their time training and learning about the beautiful sport of Rhythmic Gymnastics at Club Adagio. Contact Webmaster hey mama creative

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City of Canterbury Rhythmic Gymnastics Club Home About News People ... Contact Welcome to the club! City of Canterbury Rhythmic Gymnastics Club aims to provide a friendly, supportive and rewarding environment for all our gymnasts, coaches and helpers to work and develop in. We offer recreational and competitive sporting opportunities for all those who want to take part, from beginners to international level performers. We aspire to nurture and promote values of equality, tolerance and friendship, and strongly believe that there's a little champion to be found in every child! admin@canterbury-rgc.co.uk Hosted by

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var britAdCategory = "other"; Already a member? LOGIN Encyclopædia Britannica - the Online Encyclopedia Home Blog Advocacy Board ... Free Trial Britannica Online Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents rhythmic gymnastics Print this Table of Contents Linked Articles Olympic Games Shopping New! Britannica Book of the Year The Ultimate Review of 2007. 2007 Britannica Encyclopedia Set (32-Volume Set) Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. New! Britannica 2008 Ultimate DVD/CD-ROM The world's premier software reference source. rhythmic gymnastics Page 1 of 1 Rhythmic sportive gymnastics (Christiane Klump, Germany) Gray Mortimore/Getty Images also called modern gymnastics or modern rhythmic gymnastics the performance of systematic physical exercise with the aid of such hand apparatuses as ropes, hoops, balls, clubs, and ribbons. It is closely related to women's artistic gymnastics rhythmic gymnastics... (75 of 376 words) To read the full article, activate your FREE Trial Close Enable free complete viewings of Britannica premium articles when linked from your website or blog-post.

49. Pirouette RG 2006 Pirouette rhythmic gymnastics. The Pirouette rhythmic gymnastics Club is an Ontario registered notfor-profit sports organization offering a variety of http://www.pirouetterg.org/

Global Navigation About Us Contact Links Main Navigation Home Programs Calendar Registration ... News Archive Sub-Navigation Sidebar Latest News Fitness tax credit Our Mission Our mission is to provide quality rhythmic gymnastics programs in a supportive community environment that encourages self-expression while fostering the physical, mental and social development of the participants. The Sport Rhythmic Gymnastics is one of the most beautiful and precise of Olympic sports. It combines the beauty of expressive movements, the dynamics gymnastics and the the visual excietment of colorful apparatus. The sport is unmatched for its grace, beauty and flexibility. Each move is choreographed to the music and gymnasts perform with traditional apparatus such as ropes, hoops, balls, clubs, ribbons, scarves and non-traditional apparatus such as teddy bears, hats, fans... Content WELCOME Pirouette Rhythmic Gymnastics This Week Upcoming Events Performances, reminders, parties, activities, etc.

50. Olympic Preview: Rhythmic Gymnastics rhythmic gymnastics routines should last between 75 and 90 seconds and the gymnasts are penalized for every second they finish over or under the time http://www.infoplease.com/spot/summer-olympics-rhythmic-gymnastics.html

Site Map FAQ in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Spelling Checker Daily Almanac for Jan 24, 2008 Search White Pages Skip Navigation Home Almanacs ... Word of the Day Editor's Favorites 2007 Year in Review Black History Month Leap Year Martin Luther King Day ... 2008 Calendar Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips Rhythmic Gymnastics First Olympic Appearance: 1984 by Gerry Brown and Mark Zurlo Related Links Olympics Overview 2008 Encyclopedia: Gymnastics Did You Know? Rhythmic gymnastics routines should last between 75 and 90 seconds and the gymnasts are penalized for every second they finish over or under the time allotment. While mainstream or artistic gymnastics is performed on an apparatus like the vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor, rhythmic gymnastics, a strictly female event, is performed with an apparatus. The five disciplines in rhythmic gymnastics, once called modern gymnastics, are rope, hoop, ball, ribbon, and clubs. The competitors use graceful balletic moves and manipulate the various apparatus in conjunction with their bodies and music on a 13-meter square floor area. At Athens, in the individual competition, the gymnasts will perform to music with the hoop, ball, clubs, or ribbon. In the group competition one routine with five ribbons and a routine with three hoops and two Balls will be performed.

51. Rhythmic Gymnastics This year gymnasts from Nino s rhythmic gymnastics Club participate in many interesting and important competitions. The most significant where California http://www.russiancentersf.com/gymnastics.htm

Welcome to the Russian Center of San Francisco! Take a trip to Russia without leaving the Bay Area The 20th Annual Russian Festival will be held February 1-3, 2008 Join us for the our Festival, stay to watch the Super Bowl! Nino's Rhythmic Gymnastics Club Next Stop is "USA Junior Olympics" This year gymnasts from Nino's Rhythmic Gymnastics Club participate in many interesting and important competitions. The most significant where California State competition and Region One tournament. Region One represents rhythmic gymnasts from California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and New Mexico. Saydee Dickenson (Level 6) and Haley Schrader (Level 5) became Region I all around champions. Anna Livshyts (Level 7) and Bailey Chelemedos (Level 4) brought silver medals to our Club. Abigail Kostukovsky (Level 6) received bronze. This five girls became members of Region I Rhythmic Gymnastics Team and will participate in USA Junior Olympic Championships for levels 6/7and 8 in Seattle WA, and for levels 4-5 in Virginia Beach, VA. We are sure our girls will try the best to represent our club and our coach Nino Mgalobely.

52. San Diego Rhythmic Gymnastics SDRhythmic rhythmic gymnastics is a beautiful Olympic Sport. It is a combination of San Diego School of rhythmic gymnastics and Dance (San Diego Rhythms) http://sdrhythmic.net/

Welcome! Rhythmic Gymnastics is a beautiful Olympic Sport. It is a combination of gymnastics, ballet, and modern dance. Rhythmic Gymnastics is choreographed to music and accompanied by colorful ribbons, balls, ropes, hoops, and clubs. San Diego School of Rhythmic Gymnastics and Dance (San Diego Rhythms) is a year around developmental rhythmic gymnastics and dance program where every child is special and welcome. Rhythmic Gymnastics is for girls only and Dance is for girls and boys. We have Toddlers, Beginners, Pre team, and Team levels in our program. All our outstanding coaches are USA Gymnastics Professional members, and are Safety Certified. Our training facilities are fabulous! Our La Jolla location is Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center (JCC) Besides the gym with high ceilings, we use ballet room, dance room, and swimming pool with heated water for the training. There are comfortable locker rooms with showers, fitness room with the state of the art equipment, and cafeteria with the restaurant menu at the JCC. Parents can become the JCC members and can use the facilities, while waiting for their children, and siblings can do activities like swimming

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56. What Is Rhythmic Gymnastics? Brief and Straightforward Guide What is rhythmic gymnastics? http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-rhythmic-gymnastics.htm

What is Rhythmic Gymnastics? ad_unit_target='mainAdUnit'; X Close this window Rhythmic gymnastics is a sport that combines gymnastics and dance with the artistic and skillful use of hand-held apparatuses. The concept of rhythmic gymnastics has been around since the 1800s, but has developed into a full-fledged Olympic sport since conception. Officially recognized for the first time as modern gymnastics in 1961, it later became and remained known as rhythmic gymnastics. The first World Championship for the sport was held in 1963, but wasn’t added to the Olympic competitions until 1984 as an individual sport. In the 1996 Summer Olympics, a group competition category was added to rhythmic gymnastics. As of 2007, rhythmic gymnastics remains a sport primarily participated in by women, but some countries have developed a male-based interest in the sport. Whether performing as an individual or a group, gymnasts must employ the use of one or more hand-held apparatuses used in the sport. These include clubs, balls, hoops, ribbons, and rope. Competitors combine various elements of gymnastics and dance while simultaneously manipulating an apparatus. In rhythmic gymnastics, competitors are scored based on a twenty point scoring system. The scoring system has changed since its initial inception, which began as a ten point scoring system much like artistic gymnastics. Though the scoring system is always subject to change at the discretion of the F©d©ration Internationale de Gymnastique (

57. British Gymnastics - About Rhythmic Gymnastics rhythmic gymnastics is a discipline performed mostly by women and combining grace, coordination, agility and artistry. It is performed to music with the http://www.british-gymnastics.org/site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id

58. 2007 Rhythmic Gymnastics Australian Championships Copyright 2002. Gymnastics Australia Information. For more information contact. Gymnastics Australia events@gymnastics.org.au http://www.gym.gymnastics.org.au/07rgnationals.htm

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59. Rhythmic Gymnastics Everything you ll want to know about the different types of apparatus, the rules of competition, major meet results, and the best gymnasts to watch. http://gymnastics.about.com/od/rhythmicgymnastics/Rhythmic_Gymnastics.htm

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