Gymnasticsacrobatics

Gymnasticsacrobatics is a term used to describe a hybrid practice that combines elements of artistic gymnastics with acrobatic performance. The style emphasizes strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and teamwork, and it commonly features paired or group routines that include balances, lifts, catches, tumbling, and synchronized dance sequences.

In official sport terminology, the closest formal discipline is acrobatic gymnastics, governed by the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique and national federations. Gymnasticsacrobatics, as a label, often overlaps with acrobatic gymnastics and with sport circus arts; some schools and companies teach it as a performance discipline rather than as a standalone competition sport.

Practice typically takes place on a spring floor or padded mats and may involve partner-based elements, group pyramids, and dynamic throws. Athletes train with progressive drills, spotting, and safety equipment. Core requirements include strength, balance, spatial awareness, timing, and trust between partners.

Where it is performed competitively, routines are judged for difficulty, execution, and artistic presentation, but many practitioners focus on show performances, education, or circus-style productions. The term highlights the overlap between gymnastics-derived technique and acrobatic performance contexts.