Gymnastics All-Around Score Calculator
Add up apparatus scores for the men's six-event or women's four-event all-around and see the total, average and strongest and weakest apparatus
Gymnastics All-Around Score Calculator
Add up apparatus scores for the men's six-event or women's four-event all-around and see the total, average and strongest and weakest apparatus
What Is the All-Around Score in Gymnastics?
The all-around title goes to the gymnast with the highest combined total across all apparatus: six for men (floor, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, horizontal bar) and four for women (vault, uneven bars, balance beam, floor). The all-around is widely regarded as the sport's most complete test.
Enter the final score from each apparatus and this calculator returns the total, the average per apparatus, and the strongest and weakest apparatus so you can see where the points were gained or lost.
How to Use This Calculator
Why the All-Around Rewards Consistency
One fall can cost a gymnast a full point or more on a single apparatus, and that deficit has to be recovered across the rest of the programme. All-around champions are typically the athletes who combine high difficulty with very few errors across every event.
Looking at the spread between the best and weakest apparatus shows how a total was built, which is useful for coaches choosing where to invest training time and for fans who want to understand a result beyond the final number.
?Frequently Asked Questions
Floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars and horizontal bar. The total is the sum of the six final scores.
Vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise. The total is the sum of the four final scores.
Tie-break rules are set in the competition regulations and may count the best apparatus scores or execution scores. This calculator only totals the scores and does not apply tie-break rules.
It depends on the level and the code in force. Senior elite totals have commonly been in the mid-80s for men and mid-50s for women, but junior, club and national levels differ widely.
Yes. Official scores are reported to three decimal places and the calculator keeps that precision in the total.
In some competitions the vault score is the average of two vaults. Enter the final vault score that the competition reports for the all-around.