READING, Pa. — From the outside, it’s not much to look at. A squat, boxy gray building on the outskirts of an industrial town. Behind the unassuming facade, though, is a house of sparkle.

An Olympic medal event since the Los Angeles 1984 Games, rhythmic gymnastics sees athletes perform exquisite ... but under the glittery leotards and perfectly coiffed buns their bloodied noses and ...

The US Olympic women's gymnastics team wears leotards designed by sportswear company GK Elite. GK Elite lead designer Jeanne Diaz said the 2024 Olympic leotards took inspiration from Paris.

June 30, 2024 Women’s gymnastics reigns as one of the most popular and commercially influential Olympic sports. The leotard helps lift star gymnasts into the mainstream. Gold medalists Biles and ...

Here's what you need to know about rhythmic gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Olympics. When did rhythmic gymnastics become an Olympic sport? Rhythmic gymnastics, which combines elements of dance and ...

When Simone Biles raises her arms to salute the Olympic judges in Paris this summer, she will be wearing nearly 10,000 hand-placed crystals weighing almost a pound. Gymnastics leotards are ...

While there are five gymnasts on the U.S. Olympic women’s artistic gymnastics team, only one gymnast, Evita Griskenas, competed in rhythmic gymnastics on behalf of Team USA. Here's everything ...

Rhythmic gymnastics, traditionally a women-only event, debuted in the Olympics with individual competitions in 1984. The group event was added at the Atlanta 1996 Games. It is now the only all ...

The sport involves four apparatus: ribbon, hoop, ball and clubs. When did rhythmic gymnastics become an Olympic sport? The International Gymnastics Federation recognized rhythmic gymnastics as a ...

USA Gymnastics took to social media on Wednesday to unveil the leotards before the athletes take to the floor! "This marks the first time that USA Gymnastics Olympic apparel has been introduced ...

An Olympic medal event since the Los Angeles 1984 Games, rhythmic gymnastics sees athletes perform ... but under the glittery leotards and perfectly coiffed buns their bloodied noses and back ...