Rhythmic gymnastics
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Rhythmic gymnastics is sub-sport to gymnastics. It requires catching things in between leaps and flips, and sometimes people must make it fall between their legs or on their back. People toss up things like ribbons, balls, hoops, stick and jump ropes. People must be more flexible than a regular gymnast and thinner. It became a sport in 1984. There are training centres in Russia, China and Italy, and people like Alina Kabaeva graduated from a Russian rhythmic school.
