The rules governing gymnastics state that women’s routines must last 90 seconds — 20 seconds longer than the men — and feature music throughout. Over the years, the music has evolved.

The rules governing gymnastics state that women’s routines must last 90 seconds – 20 seconds longer than the men – and feature music throughout. Over the years, the music has evolved.

Over the years, the amount of athleticism in women’s routines has increased, but they are still expected to include those artistic elements, including music. While the men’s routines are 70 ...

The UCLA gymnastics ... routine to Janet Jackson’s music — and the singer loved it so much that she personally thanked the gymnast. After a video went viral of Frazier nailing a floor routine ...

A great floor routine starts with the music. For Temple gymnast Kyrstin Johnson, that part was easy. She pulled the top three songs off her playlist — “Not Like Us” by Kendrick Lamar ...

While UCLA has been the epicenter of viral floor routines recently, one of the earliest came from Louisiana State’s Lloimincia Hall, who scored a perfect 10 on Jan. 31, 2014.

The highlight of Olympic gymnastics may be the floor routine. During the team final, Laurie Hernandez set the bar with her enjoyable and sassy performance, all of which was set to music. "Da Bop ...

The rules governing gymnastics state that women’s routines must last 90 seconds — 20 seconds longer than the men — and feature music throughout. Over the years, the music has evolved.

When Olympic gymnasts compete Sunday and Monday in the individual floor exercises in Tokyo, viewers will notice a key difference between the events. The women will leap and flip and tumble to ...