Asian Games 2026 Artistic Gymnastics 4th Event – 23 sep
September 23 @ 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
The Asian Games 2026 competition rolls on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, with Artistic Gymnastics entering the eagerly awaited Individual Apparatus Finals. It will be an action-packed day with Asia’s top gymnasts competing for five gold medals—one of the most important gymnastics events of the Games.
Artistic Gymnastics 4th Event at Asian Games 2026
| Event Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Event Name | Artistic Gymnastics 4th Event – Individual Apparatus Finals |
| Date | September 23, 2026 |
| Day | Wednesday |
| Sport | Artistic Gymnastics |
| Stage | Individual Apparatus Finals |
| Gold Medals Awarded | 5 |
| Venue | Nagoya City General Gymnasium (Rainbow Hall / Nippon Gaishi Hall) |
Five Artistic Gymnastics Gold Medal Events on September 23
A total of five apparatus finals are scheduled for this day:
1. Men’s Floor Exercise Final
The Men’s Floor Exercise Final is demanding both in difficulty and in the power of the tumbling passes, high-flying acrobatic abilities, and artistic choreography. The athletes need to put their wit, precision, and imagination to the test to win points for the judges and the gold!
2. Men’s Pommel Horse Final
The Pommel Horse Final is one of the most advanced events in gymnastics that uses precise balances, circular movements and a high level of upper body control. The scores for any error, no matter how minor, will be deducted from the final marks.
3. Men’s Rings Final
The Rings Final highlights incredible strength and stability. Gymnasts perform difficult hold positions, controlled swings, and spectacular dismounts while demonstrating outstanding physical power.
4. Women’s Vault Final
The events that are most exciting to watch at the games are the women’s vault final. The competitors run down the runway and then begin high jumping acrobatics, where the judges are to be impressed by spatial imagination, execution, and landing accuracy.
5. Women’s Uneven Bars Final
Fencing athletes will move into the Final of the Uneven Bars competition performing complicated transitions, release moves and high-speed swings between the bars.
Venue and Host Country
The 20th Asian Games will be held in Japan under the umbrella of its city of Aichi-Nagoya.
The 4th Asian Games Artistic Gymnastics competition will be held at the Nagoya City General Gymnasium called Nippon Gaishi Hall (Rainbow Hall). The modern indoor arena will hold approximately 10,000 spectators, and will be the setting for the funniest Individual Apparatus Finals on Sept. 23 in Minami-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture.
How to Watch
- Official Sports Broadcasters will stream the Asian Games 2026 in the countries where players won’t miss.
- Stream Online: Fans can view individual apparatus finals in the Artistic Gymnastics events online via the Official Stream and through the Artistic Gymnastics Official Stream app.
- Be sure to follow the Official Asian Games Website for live scores, the Games schedule, Game Results, and Medals.
- Watch Local Sports Channels: Asian countries will certainly be sending live feed for important gymnastics finals through Asian national sports networks.
- Watch Local Sports Channels: Asian countries will certainly be sending live feed for important gymnastics finals through Asian national sports networks.
FAQs – Artistic Gymnastics 4th Event at Asian Games 2026
Which number is the date (in months) for the Artistic Gymnastics 4th Event?
This will be conducted in the period of Asian Games 2026 on Wednesday, 23rd September 2026.
On 23rd September how many gold medals will be awarded?
Five gold medals will be given in the Individual Apparatus Finals.
Where are the last lessons of gymnastics going to be held on this day?
The events in Finals are: Events: Men’s Floor Exercise, Men’s Pommel Horse, Men’s Rings, Women’s Vault and Women’s Uneven Bars.
Confirmed Schedule Update
Based on the official 2026 Asian Games competition calendar, Artistic Gymnastics on this date: 5 gold medal finals confirmed on this date. Across the full Artistic Gymnastics competition, 14 gold medals are awarded in total, with finals concentrated around 20–24 September.
Source: Wikipedia (2026 Asian Games competition calendar) / AINAGOC.