Lycra is a synthetic fiber known for its elasticity and flexibility, making it ideal for gymnastics leotards.

Lace is not typically used in gymnastics leotards due to its delicate nature and lack of stretch.

Wristbands and ankle bands are worn to absorb sweat and prevent it from dripping onto the gymnast's hands or feet.

Gymnastics slippers are designed with a split sole and low profile to provide flexibility and grip on gymnastics equipment.

Women's gymnastics leotards are typically designed to reach mid-thigh, allowing for freedom of movement and flexibility.

Red and black is a classic color combination often seen in gymnastics leotards, representing strength and power.

Leather is the preferred material for gymnastics bar grips due to its durability, grip, and ability to absorb moisture.

Wristbands are not a type of gymnastics grip. They are worn to absorb sweat and provide support to the wrist.

Gymnasts use chalk bags to store chalk, which is applied to their hands to improve grip on gymnastics equipment.

Trampoline is not a common gymnastics apparatus used in competitive gymnastics.

The balance beam in gymnastics is typically 1.2 meters high.

Yurchenko is a common type of gymnastics vault that involves a roundoff onto the springboard, followed by a back handspring onto the vaulting table.

Gymnasts wear leotards to allow for maximum flexibility and freedom of movement during their routines.

Gymnastics for All is not a competitive gymnastics event. It is a recreational form of gymnastics that emphasizes participation and enjoyment.