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Everything you need to know about rhythmic gymnastics music. From FIG rule breakdowns to choreography tips and audio engineering standards.
Complete Guide to Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition Music
Choosing competition music involves more than finding a song the gymnast likes. A complete framework for music selection, from FIG rules to audio editing.
FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics Music Rules 2025–2028
A comprehensive breakdown of the updated FIG Code of Points regarding music selection, vocals, and timing requirements.
Choosing Rhythmic Gymnastics Music to Match the Gymnast
Don’t start with “What song do we like?” Start with “Who is this gymnast on the carpet?” A practical framework for matching music to the athlete.
Choosing Gymnastics Music for Ribbon, Ball, Hoop & Clubs
There is no FIG rule saying hoop must be dramatic and ribbon lyrical. Learn what musical qualities actually work best for each apparatus.
How to Choose Music for a Rhythmic Gymnastics Ribbon Routine
The ribbon is fluid, constant, and exhausting. Learn how to pick music with the right tempo and dynamic shifts to match the apparatus.
Gymnastics Music Styles: Classical, Tango, Dramatic & More
There is no single musical style that is "best". Compare tango, classical, dramatic, and modern styles to find what suits your gymnast.
Rhythmic Gymnastics Music for Kids and Junior Gymnasts
Choosing music for a young rhythmic gymnast is not simply about finding a "cute" song. Learn how to match music to age, technical level, and character.
Words vs. No Words: Can Gymnastics Music Have Lyrics?
When should you use music with words? Understanding the rules and the artistic impact of vocal tracks on the carpet.
How to Cut and Edit Music for a Rhythmic Gymnastics Routine
Simply cutting a song at 1:30 rarely produces good competition music. Learn how to edit music into a complete short composition.
Why Audio Quality Matters for Gymnastics Competition Music
Why you should never use ripped YouTube MP3s. How compression affects sound in a large arena and why WAV is the standard.