What are the six apparatus gymnastics events for men?

The six apparatus gymnastics events for men include floor exercise, pommel horse, rings, vaulting horse, parallel bars and horizontal bar. The following is a detailed introduction:

Floor exercise: Men's floor exercise requires athletes to complete a set of movements without musical accompaniment. These movements are composed of somersault skills, somersault links, ground support combinations, etc., which require athletes to have super lower limb explosive power, good aerial sense and somersault awareness.

Pommel horse: Pommel horse is an upper limb event that poses a huge challenge to the psychological quality of athletes. Athletes need to use their arms to complete full rotation, Thomas, rotation, handstand, support and other movements on the pommel horse. In the whole set of competitions, athletes are prone to falling off the equipment due to psychological tension or other reasons and failing.

Rings: The rings event requires extremely high upper limb strength and self-control ability of athletes. Athletes need to complete a set of movements consisting of hanging, cross, handstand, horizontal, somersault and other movements on the rings. The rings are composed of two belts connecting two rings at the top. When the athlete's own ability is insufficient, the swing amplitude on the rings will be large, so the athlete needs to have great centrifugal control to complete the set of movements with high quality.

Vaulting horse: Vaulting horse is a common project for men and women, but the height of the men's vaulting horse is 1.35 meters, which is higher than the 1.25 meters of women. Therefore, the difficulty of the men's vaulting horse is also higher, and the requirements for athletes are more stringent. The vaulting horse project has great requirements on the athlete's explosive power and running speed. Athletes need to continuously improve their instantaneous explosive power and short-distance running speed. In the flip stage after the horse push, athletes need to complete difficult flips or vertical axis rotations. At the same time, the requirements for landing are also very harsh. Falling or holding hand errors will be regarded as major mistakes.

Parallel bars: Parallel bars are men's projects and also my country's traditional advantage projects. Athletes need to complete a set of movements consisting of supported swings, flips, hanging arms, handstands, etc. on the parallel bars. Training with parallel bar equipment is also adopted by many fitness people and military training, which is very helpful in improving upper limb strength.

Horizontal bar: The horizontal bar is the last event in the individual finals. Its set of movements consists of thrilling movements such as loops, crossovers, somersaults and grabs, and turns. The smooth set of movements is very enjoyable to watch. The horizontal bar event requires athletes to have extremely high physical fitness and skill levels and be able to complete difficult movement combinations.