A standard Olympic gymnastics floor routine lasts approximately 90 seconds. During this brief performance, gymnasts showcase their skills involving a combination of flips, jumps, and dance elements choreographed to music. The routine is designed to demonstrate strength, flexibility, and artistic expression while adhering to specific technical requirements. Judges score each performance based on difficulty and execution, with both major and minor deductions possible. This time constraint puts immense pressure on gymnasts to deliver their best performances in a limited timeframe at the highest competitive levels.