Men‘s artistic gymnastics

Men's gymnastics is an individual sport, where competitors perform strength routines and swing elements on the various apparatus.

Gymnastics requires a high degree of joint mobility, dexterity and strength. Gymnastics has been included in the program of the Summer Olympics since 1896 (women's program since 1928). Competitors perform their routines for each apparatus that last about one minute.

For individual routines, they are evaluated with marks, where the winner is decided by the highest sum of marks. Men's competitions are divided into 3 components (individual apparatus, individual all-around and team all-around), by apparatus into 6 disciplines (floor exercise, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars and horizontal bar).

Floor exercise - trains on a sprung floor covered with a gymnastics mat with an area of ​​12x12 meters. Routines consist of a combination of dynamic (eg somersaults, flips, flips with twists), force (e.g. handstand, wheels, balance) and acrobatic elements, which are performed individually or intensively in a row. The routines are not accompanied by music, unlike ordinarily for women.

Pommel horse - the apparatus is 160 cm long and 105 cm high and has two 12 cm high handles that are about 45 cm apart. The apparatus is characterized by rotary and pendulum movements (eg shears, wheels, wheels with turns, struts), using all parts of the horse.

Rings - the apparatus consists of two wooden rings with a diameter of 18 cm connected on ropes 3 m long, which are firmly attached to an iron structure.

The rings hang about 2.75 m above the ground. The assemblies contain both swing elements (eg giants, slips, struts) and force endurance (eg contradictions). The competitor must show control of the rings and try to swing as little as possible.

Vault - The apparatus consists of a jump table, a springboard and a mat.

The vault table is 120 cm long and 95 cm wide and is mounted on a stand measuring 135 cm high. The apparatus begins with a run-up, which must not exceed a length of 25 meters, and continues with a bounce from the bridge with both feet. Subsequently, the competitor bounces off the table body with his hands and performs various acrobatic elements before landing on the mat behind the table. In particular, speed, jump height and overall dynamics are evaluated, as well as impact, body deflection from the axis, etc.

Parallel Bars - the apparatus consists of two parallel wooden bars in a horizontal position about 50 cm apart. The parallel bars are 350 cm long and are attached to a metal structure at a height of 175 cm above the mat. Routines mainly contain swing elements under the bars, above them and also around them. Often there are also force elements, for example in the form of stands.

High Bar - the apparatus consists of a steel rod 2.5 cm thick and 240 cm long. The rod is placed 255 cm above the mat. The set consists of swing elements, Easter lights (forward, backward), Easter lights with turns, various flight elements (somersaults, flips), etc.

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Project: TJ - Hradčany - Extension of the gymnastics hall

is co-financed from the budget of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, 13353 Support of the material and technical base of sport 2017-2024, under the identification number 133D531008009 in the amount of CZK 19,999,960. It is also supported & nbsp; from the budget of the Capital City of Prague, from the program Support of sport and physical education in the capital. the City of Prague for the period 2018-2020 II.A.1, under the number DOT / 64/01/006219/2018 in 2018 in the amount of CZK 7,500,000 & nbsp; and in 2019 also in the amount of CZK 7,500,000.
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Diskařská 249/1, 118 00 Praha 1
 (reception hall) 
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Mon
8.00–14.30      (up to 18 years only with a coach)
18.40–20.00    all
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8.00–14.30      (up to 18 years only with a coach)
18.40–20.00    all
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8.00–14.30      (up to 18 years only with a coach)
18.40–20.00    all
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8.00–14.30      (up to 18 years only with a coach)
18.40–20.00    all
Fri
8.00–13.00      (up to 18 years only with a coach)
16.00-19.00     all
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13.00–16.00     all
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Youth aged 15-18 are allowed to enter the gym (without a trainer/supervisor of a person over 18) only with a completed confirmation - download here:
CONFIRMATION FOR YOUTH TO ENTER THE GYM
For children under the age of 15, entry is only allowed with a coach or under the supervision of a person over the age of 18.
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