Gymnastics

Artistic Gymnastics is a highly competitive, performance-based discipline involving complex acrobatic routines on apparatus like vault, bars, beam, and floor. Governed internationally by the FIG, it has a devoted global community of athletes, coaches, judges, and fans.

Women’s Artistic Gymnastics is a competitive sport and global community where female athletes perform routines on the vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise, judged on difficulty and execution.

Freestyle Wrestling is a globally-practiced Olympic sport and martial art focused on dynamic, competitive grappling, takedowns, and leg attacks. It has a distinct rule set, vibrant community, and deep traditions at amateur and professional levels.

Wrestling is a global community centered on both competitive grappling sports and theatrical entertainment, uniting athletes, fans, and practitioners of diverse styles such as freestyle, Greco-Roman, folkstyle, and professional wrestling. Its culture encompasses rigorous training, dynamic fan engagement, shared rituals, and distinct insider language spanning both amateur and professional realms.

Indoor Climbing is the practice of climbing on artificial walls in gyms, fostering a unique subculture distinct from outdoor rock climbing.

Ballroom Dance is a global community centered around partnered dancing, featuring both social and competitive forms such as waltz, tango, and foxtrot, defined by standardized technique and shared rituals. Insiders participate in accredited classes, practice sessions, and spirited competitions, creating a deeply connected, culturally rich subculture within the dance world.

Dance Fitness is a group exercise domain merging dance choreography with cardio and strength moves, spanning branded formats (Zumba, Barre, Jazzercise) each with unique instructor certifications, music styles, and community cultures.

Track & Field is a global athletics community centered around competitive running, jumping, throwing, and combined events, unified by specialized training, shared jargon, and vibrant competition culture.

Rock climbing is a vibrant community centered on ascending natural rock formations or artificial walls using skill, technique, and specialized equipment. Climbers share a unique culture, including terminology, grading systems, safety protocols, and strong communal bonds.

Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (BJJ) is a martial art and combat sport centered on ground fighting, positional control, and submission holds, cultivating highly engaged communities worldwide through academies, competition circuits, and distinct belt-ranking systems.

Paralympic Sports are competitive athletic disciplines for athletes with disabilities, governed internationally by the International Paralympic Committee and shaped by unique rules, classification systems, and adaptive technology. This community is defined by shared practices, advocacy for inclusion, and a distinctive athletic culture.

Field events comprise the jumping and throwing disciplines within track and field athletics, marked by distinct technical demands, tight-knit athlete communities, and specialized coaching traditions.