In artistic gymnastics, a gymnast's score is based on a 10-point system. The highest score that can be achieved is a 10.0, which is considered a perfect score.

The Soviet Union has won the most medals in artistic gymnastics at the Summer Olympics, with a total of 395 medals (149 gold, 129 silver, and 117 bronze).

The vaulting table is the apparatus used in artistic gymnastics for the vaulting event. It is a rectangular table with a padded surface and a springboard at one end.

Simone Biles is widely considered the greatest gymnast of all time. She has won 32 Olympic and World Championship medals, including 25 golds, and is the only gymnast to win four gold medals in a single Olympics.

The Tkatchev is a skill in artistic gymnastics where a gymnast performs a backflip with a full twist while holding onto the bar. It is named after the Soviet gymnast Alexander Tkatchev, who first performed the skill in 1972.

The balance beam is an event in artistic gymnastics that is performed on a long, narrow beam. Gymnasts perform a series of acrobatic skills and dance elements while balancing on the beam.

The Tsukahara is a skill in artistic gymnastics where a gymnast performs a double backflip with a full twist while holding onto the bar. It is named after the Japanese gymnast Mitsuo Tsukahara, who first performed the skill in 1972.

The parallel bars are an event in artistic gymnastics that is performed on a set of two parallel bars. Gymnasts perform a series of acrobatic skills and swings while moving between the bars.

The Healy is a skill in artistic gymnastics where a gymnast performs a front flip with a full twist while holding onto the bar. It is named after the American gymnast Bart Conner, who first performed the skill in 1984.

The floor exercise is an event in artistic gymnastics that is performed on a mat. Gymnasts perform a series of acrobatic skills, dance elements, and tumbling passes.

The Yurchenko is a skill in artistic gymnastics where a gymnast performs a backflip with a half twist while holding onto the bar. It is named after the Soviet gymnast Natalia Yurchenko, who first performed the skill in 1982.

The United States has hosted the most artistic gymnastics World Championships, with a total of six championships (1966, 1974, 1981, 1991, 2003, and 2015).

The Tkatchev is a skill in artistic gymnastics where a gymnast performs a double front flip with a full twist while holding onto the bar. It is named after the Soviet gymnast Alexander Tkatchev, who first performed the skill in 1972.

Nadia Comaneci is the only gymnast to have won three consecutive Olympic all-around titles. She achieved this feat at the 1976, 1980, and 1984 Summer Olympics.