To combine demonstration gymnastic movements (with or without music) with the use of various materials, to contribute to the psychological and physiological development of individuals by gathering aesthetic, art and sports elements, to create choreographic presentations to be exhibited in special days and celebrations.

What is demonstration gymnastics? Terminology of gymnastics. Why are such events needed? Are cultural differences effective in these activities and creations? Using visual resources, analyzing body movements and performances of professionals. Recognizing simple rhythms (2/4, ¾, 4/4), basic body movements (oscillations, circles, swings, contractions and relaxations, hops, bounces, jumps, turns, body waves, etc.). Grab bar (ballet) exercises. Locomotor and non-locomotor movements, improvisation techniques. Connections, stepping techniques, music, awareness raising in the use of space and space, rhythmic games and activities. Developing coordination, balance, skill and flexibility. Creative ways of thinking. Developing editing and choreography, movement awareness and imagination, emotional, presentation and expressive power. Using fixed or unstable objects. Working with spouse and group. Stage, lighting, clothing and make-up design. Practical applications in demonstration gymnastics.