The Pommel Horse is a gymnastics apparatus used in men's artistic gymnastics. It consists of a padded, horizontal body supported by two uprights, with two handles, or pommels, on top. Gymnasts perform a series of acrobatic movements, including swings, turns, and holds, while maintaining balance and control. Competitors are judged on their execution, difficulty, and overall performance. The routine typically lasts around 30 seconds, and gymnasts must demonstrate strength, flexibility, and precision. The Pommel Horse is one of the six apparatuses used in men's gymnastics competitions, showcasing the athlete's skill and artistry.