The Sky Grace Cup International Tournament and Beijing Top Open 2025 was held in Beijing on November 12-14. This tournament was held according to the Sky Grace International Association rules. The competition included individual and group exercises for seniors and juniors. Individual gymnasts competed with five apparatus: rope, hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon; senior group gymnasts competed with five ribbons, three balls, and two hoops; and junior group gymnasts competed with five hoops and five pairs of clubs. 

Special attention should be drawn to rope exercise. This exercise is not included in the individual program at competitions held under the auspices of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG). 

In their individual routines, seniors were able to demonstrate a maximum of eight bodywork elements, including one combined element, four dynamic elements with a throw rotation, and 15 apparatus elements. Juniors were able to demonstrate a maximum of six bodywork elements, including one combined element, four dynamic elements with a throw rotation, and 12 apparatus elements. In addition, both seniors and juniors were required to use a maximum of five props in their routines, apparatus work that highlights the idea of ​​the routine, its character, and musical accents.  

The senior’s group routine must have contained a maximum of nine bodywork elements: a minimum of four difficulties without exchanges and a minimum of four difficulties with exchanges, as well as 14 collaboration elements. For junior’s the routine must have consisted of a maximum of six bodywork elements (three difficulties without exchanges and three difficulties with exchanges) and 10 collaboration elements. Seniors and juniors were allowed a maximum of one dynamic element with a rotation and one set piece per routine.