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The 34 pages that link to Artistic gymnastics, each with the reason it gives.

• Nadia ComăneciNarrower topic: Comăneci’s achievements belong to this judged Olympic discipline.

• Simone BilesNarrower topic: Biles competes across the four women's artistic gymnastics apparatus.

• Code of PointsNarrower topic: Its apparatus events and routines are among the main settings governed by the Code.

• Balance beamNarrower topic: The beam is one of the apparatuses in this gymnastics discipline.

• Rhythmic gymnasticsCompared with: It emphasizes fixed apparatus events rather than dance routines with handheld objects.

• GymnasticsBroader topic: Its apparatus routines form the sport’s best-known competitive discipline.

• Gymnastics at the Summer OlympicsBroader topic: It supplies most Olympic gymnastics events and includes separate men’s and women’s programs.

• World Artistic Gymnastics ChampionshipsNarrower topic: The championships are the sport’s principal global competition outside the Olympic Games.

• Gymnastics all-aroundNarrower topic: The best-known all-around format belongs to artistic gymnastics.

• USA GymnasticsBroader topic: It is the best-known discipline governed and represented by USA Gymnastics.

• Acrobatic gymnasticsCompared with: Unlike acrobatic gymnastics, its competition centers on individual apparatus performances.

• Code of Points (artistic gymnastics)Narrower topic: The Code covers the rules for this discipline’s men’s and women’s events.

• Larisa LatyninaNarrower topic: This is the discipline in which Latynina earned all 18 of her Olympic medals.

• Olga KorbutNarrower topic: Korbut’s Olympic achievements and signature skills belong to this discipline.

• Nikolai AndrianovNarrower topic: Andrianov's Olympic career spanned the apparatus and all-around events of this discipline.

• Márta KárolyiNarrower topic: The women’s national program she led competed in this Olympic gymnastics discipline.

• Soviet gymnasticsNarrower topic: The Soviet tradition developed within this international competitive sport.

• Alexei NemovNarrower topic: Nemov competed across the men's apparatus rather than specializing in one event.

• Boris ShakhlinNarrower topic: Shakhlin's career became part of the sport's history across several apparatus.

• Pommel horseNarrower topic: The pommel horse is one of the apparatus events within this discipline.

• Gabby DouglasNarrower topic: Douglas competed in its women's events, which combine four apparatus scores.

• TrampoliningCompared with: Its routines use fixed apparatus rather than the trampoline’s repeated rebound and flight.

• Aly RaismanNarrower topic: Raisman's Olympic career was in this discipline, across four women's events.

• Ludmilla TourischevaNarrower topic: Tourischeva competed across the four women's apparatus in this Olympic discipline.

• Sawao KatōNarrower topic: Katō competed in its men's Olympic events across three Games.

• Shannon MillerNarrower topic: Miller competed in women's artistic gymnastics at the Olympics and world championships.

• Vitaly ScherboNarrower topic: Scherbo competed in this discipline at the Olympics and world championships.

• Aliya MustafinaNarrower topic: It is the sport in which Mustafina competed internationally.

• Elena ZamolodchikovaNarrower topic: Zamolodchikova competed in this discipline at the Olympic level.

• Equestrian vaultingCompared with: Vaulting shares acrobatic skills but performs them on a moving horse.

• Pole sportsCompared with: Its codified judging offers a useful comparison, though it uses different apparatus and skills.

• Takashi OnoNarrower topic: Ono competed across the apparatus and all-around events of this Olympic discipline.

• Věra ČáslavskáNarrower topic: Čáslavská’s Olympic titles spanned its women’s all-around and apparatus events.

• World GymnasticsRelated: World Gymnastics sets its apparatus rules and runs its major international championships.