What is another word for pommel horse?
Pronunciation: [pˈɒmə͡l hˈɔːs] (IPA) 
The Pommel horse, a specialized equipment for artistic gymnastics, is also known by different names such as the Men's horse, the side horse, and the Roman horse. The term derives from the French word 'pomme,' meaning apple, for the handles' shape, resembling the fruit. The horse has two pommels, fixed to an elongated body, which the gymnast mounts and performs various movements. It requires tremendous balance and strength to control and move the body efficiently. The Pommel horse is among the challenging apparatus, and a gymnast's performance depends on their skill and ability to execute precise maneuvers with speed and flair.
