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| '''Men's rhythmic gymnastics''' is a variation of the ] of women's] that emerged in the 1990's. Only three apparatus are used: the baton, the rope, and the clubs. Athletes are judged on the same physical abilities and skills as their female counterparts: juggling, balance, extreme flexibility, and dance skills. The sport has very few participants, most of them competing solo rather than on a team, and mainly in Europe where traditional rhythmic gymnastics is most popular. | |||
| Men's rhythmic Gymnastics is similar to that of the traditional, however only three aparatus are used, the baton, the rope, and the clubs. Rhythmic is for generally girly blokes, who have little or no friends. they also ussually like to wear pink | |||
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Men's rhythmic gymnastics is a variation of the sport of women'srhythmic gymnastics that emerged in the 1990's. Only three apparatus are used: the baton, the rope, and the clubs. Athletes are judged on the same physical abilities and skills as their female counterparts: juggling, balance, extreme flexibility, and dance skills. The sport has very few participants, most of them competing solo rather than on a team, and mainly in Europe where traditional rhythmic gymnastics is most popular.