The wave movements of artistic gymnastics include

The wave movements of artistic gymnastics include arm swing waves, push waves, front waves of the body, back waves, side waves, and kneeling waves.

Artistic gymnastics is a women's competitive sports program based on naturalistic and rhythmic movements with unarmed or hand-held light apparatus, accompanied by music. Artistic gymnastics originated in Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when the European education reform and the development of women's sports had a great influence on the emergence of artistic gymnastics.

In the 1950s, artistic gymnastics was widely carried out, and gradually developed into a competitive sport. 1962, the International Gymnastics Federation of artistic gymnastics as an independent women's competition. 1963, the 1st World Artistic Gymnastics Championships was held in Budapest, Hungary. Since then, the competition has been held every two years, and in the early 1980s, the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) officially approved the inclusion of Artistic Gymnastics as an Olympic sport.

History:

Artistic gymnastics originated in Europe. Artistic gymnastics is an emerging sport, is engaged in unarmed or hand-held light equipment, in the musical accompaniment of sports. Artistic gymnastics, also known as rhythmic gymnastics, is a very artistic women's competitive gymnastics program.

Actually, artistic gymnastics was not invented by people engaged in sports alone, but by the French physiologist Georges de Maini, the Swiss music teacher Terre Crozier, the German dance teacher Laban, and the modern gymnasts Bode and Meadow, who advocated that it should be based on a woman's beautiful natural body shape.

In the musical accompaniment, to make a variety of rhythmic artistic modeling movement activities, so as to develop the flexibility of the woman's body, the formation of a correct and healthy body shape, while enhancing the artistry and coordination of human movement.