“…Literature [16] writes that it is important to scientifically and rationally arrange the training plans for each stage of the small, medium, and large cycles, intersperse competitions, assessments, relaxation, and other links in the quality training, and combine the large and small cycles, so that the cycle training can achieve excellent results. Literature [17] emphasizes the balanced development of various difficult movements, attaches importance to difficult movements and balance movements, strictly regulates movement standards, strengthens the time of equipment training, participates in more international competitions, accumulates experience, and makes use of the good model of competition-driven training.…”