The World Gymnastics Championships are held every few years

The World Gymnastics Championships are held three times every four years for competitive gymnastics and every two years for rhythmic gymnastics.

The World Gymnastics Championships is a world gymnastics event hosted by the International Gymnastics Federation and a national gymnastics association to which it belongs, which is mainly divided into competitive gymnastics and rhythmic gymnastics.

The World Championships in Competitive Gymnastics have been held since 1903 and since 2002, except for the Olympic year, they have been held once a year, that is, three times every four years. The Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships have been held since 1963 and were held biennially until 1991, annually thereafter, and biennially since 2003.

The current men's hexathlon: vault, pommel horse, horizontal bar, parallel bars, rings, and floor exercise, and the women's quadrthlon: vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise have all been implemented since the 1954 World Gymnastics Championships.

The World Championships in Competitive Gymnastics have been held since 1903. Since 2002, it has been held once a year, i.e. three times every four years, except for the sedan Olympic year. China closed the talks at the 1999 Tianjin Gymnastics World Championships and the 2014 Nanning Gymnastics World Championships.

The World Cup is held every four years. The venue for the World Cup is decided through a joint vote by FIFA. The voting ceremony for the right to host the World Cup was held at the Zuli World Convention and Exhibition Center in Switzerland.

The bidders made their final bid presentations, after which the 22 FIFA executive members held a vote, and the first team to receive more than 12 votes directly won the right to host, and if the number of votes did not reach 12, the team with the least votes was eliminated and entered the next round of voting until the winner was determined.

The 2019 World Gymnastics Championships were held in Stuttgart, Germany.

Stuttgart, located in the central state of Baden-Württemberg in southwestern Germany, is not only the state capital of the state, but also the state district and the capital of the Stuttgart region and the largest city of the state.

The World Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart, Germany, in October will be the last competition before the Tokyo Olympics, with the main events being held separately for the competitive gymnastics and rhythmic gymnastics championships. Stuttgart is the sixth largest city in Germany, and the Stuttgart region is the fourth largest city in the country, with Frankfurt (204 km to the north) and Munich (220 km to the southeast).

Stuttgart's climate is in the cool westerly wind zone between the Atlantic Ocean and the continental climate in the east, and because Stuttgart is located on the leeward slope, it has little precipitation and belongs to the old dryland region of Germany.

The 2017 World Gymnastics Championships began on October 2 and lasted until October 8 in Montreal, Canada, as the 47th World Gymnastics Championships.

After 32 years after 1985, the World Gymnastics Championships returned to Huitaner, Monterey, Canada. From October 2nd to 8th, more than 450 athletes from 72 countries and regions around the world will compete. This year's World Championships is an individual world championship, there will be no team competition, and there will be men's and women's individual all-around and individual finals, with a total of 12 gold medals decided.

The 47th World Gymnastics Championships in 2017 concluded in Montreal, Canada. The Chinese team topped the medal table with Xiao Ruoteng, Fan Yilin, and Zou Jingyuan respectively with Tong Bie in the men's all-around, women's uneven bars, and men's parallel bars, as well as 1 silver and 2 bronze medals.

The 45th World Gymnastics Championships was held in the gymnasium of Guangxi Sports Center.

Guangxi Sports Center Gymnasium is a large gymnasium located in the west section of Wuxiang Avenue, Liangqing Town, Nanning City, with a total building area of square meters, 4 floors and a total height. The total number of spectator seats is 9,247, including 48 barrier-free seats and 12 nursing seats, and temporary facilities are installed before the game to meet the needs of different users.

Venue features] The shape design of the stadium is oval, continuing the overall concept of Guangxi Sports Center, with two outward roofs forming a beautiful curve, and a cleverly designed skylight in the middle is like a "young leaf" that is opening.

In terms of energy conservation and environmental protection, the stadium is equipped with a solar power generation system with a total capacity of kilowatts, and the power generated will be provided for the indoor lighting of the venue, and the solar power generation system can provide 30% of the electricity when the operation reaches its peak. In addition, the gymnasium also has a rainwater utilization system, which can be collected through the roof of the gymnasium and other places on rainy days for green watering and waterscape replenishment.

Details such as the format of the inaugural World Youth Gymnastics Championships held this year. The competition will be held in Győr, Hungary, from June 27-30, 2019.

This is the first World Gymnastics Championships in the world dedicated to young athletes, and it can be said that the standard is the highest among all kinds of international youth competitions, so it has attracted a lot of attention. I believe that the game will be very exciting.

Specific schedule: June 25 men's stage training.

June 26 women's stage training.

June 27 Men's Individual Qualifying Tournament All-Around Final Team Final.

June 28 Women's Individual Qualifying Tournament All-Around Final Team Final.

June 29 Individual Final 1

June 30 Individual Final 2

That is, two games each for both men and women. The all-around, team gold medals and individual qualifications will be decided on the first day of competition.

The team final format is 3-3-2 for both men and women, with each team sending three of the main selection and one substitute to Hungary.

Countries that have qualified for the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Argentina can send teams to participate (such as the United States, which qualified for the Youth Olympic Games but did not go to the Youth Olympic Games, can also send teams).

The representative teams that can send men's and women's teams are as follows: (Chinese men and women can send groups).

Gymnastics associations on all continents have a "wild card" for the men's team and the women's team, and they can choose one more country or region to send teams to participate.

Countries that do not qualify for the team competition can send one male and one female player to participate as an individual.

Age limit: Male contestants born between 2002 and 2003 are eligible to participate, and female contestants aged 2004-2005 are eligible to participate.

The initial deadline for submitting contestants' names is May 27, after which they can be amended.

Competitors who want to qualify for a single event must compete in the all-around (each event must have a score) in the qualifying stage.

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