The two Commonwealth Games disciplines are artistic gymnastics and rhythmic gymnastics. Artistic gymnastics is divided into men's and women's competitions with various events, while rhythmic gymnastics is a competitive event for women. Athletes in artistic gymnastics can participate in solo events or in team competitions... Commonwealth Games artisitic gymnasts must qualify to compete in the games by placing among the top eight in their respective countries. The only exception is for individuals who win their country's selection process. As there are more female than male artistic gymnasts, most countries limit their entries to four females. Countries that have qualified athletes enter a team of six individuals.... Commonwealth Games rhythmic gymnasts must qualify to compete in the games by placing among the top eight in their respective countries. As there are more female than male rhythmic gymnasts, most countries limit their entries to four females. Countries that have qualified athletes enter a team of six individuals. In both artistic gymnastics and rhythmic gymnastics, all participants perform together in groups of three or four on each apparatus during separate rounds. The highest scoring athlete on each piece wins that event for her country. There is then a general round where all winners from earlier in the day meet again for another shot at gold. In addition to winning medals, artists and dancers also win points for their countries based on their performances.