Recommended Songs for Group Gymnastics: A Collection of Tracks to Elevate Your Routine [2026]
When it comes to the highlights of a school sports day, group gymnastics definitely stands out! In recent years, out of concern for safety, there’s been a trend away from large-scale pyramids and similar formations.
Even so, seeing a large group move in perfect sync and perform a variety of routines is truly moving.
Group gymnastics has countless memorable moments, and to elevate them, BGM is absolutely essential! Classical pieces that are considered the standard are beautiful, of course, but J-pop songs that everyone knows are also extremely popular! In this article, we’ll carefully select and introduce recommended songs for group gymnastics BGM from a wide range of genres—use it as a guide for your playlist!
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Recommended songs for group gymnastics: A roundup of tracks to elevate your performance [2026] (31–40)
Wasted NightsONE OK ROCK

“Wasted Nights,” which became the theme song for the movie KINGDOM.
The title carries the idea of not spending nights in vain, and the song delivers a message to face what’s in front of you with all your effort, without fear, no matter the time.
We want young people to live each moment of their youth without regrets.
When this passionate song plays during group gymnastics, where everyone works together, it will surely lift the students’ spirits.
Practicing while also learning the meaning of the lyrics might give them even more fight!
sunflowerHakasé Tarō

I imagine many people feel, “I’ve heard this somewhere before.” This piece was composed by the famous violinist Taro Hakase.
The flower language of sunflowers includes meanings like “admiration” and “you are wonderful.” Perhaps Hakase chose this title with those sentiments in mind.
I think it can be interpreted as a piece that carries such a message.
How about performing each formation in your group gymnastics to this music?
Otona Blueatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu

“Otona Blue” is a gem of a song that vividly captures the delicate emotions of youth.
It masterfully portrays the frustrations of adolescence and the real, unvarnished struggles of teens caught between their outward image and inner feelings.
Its uptempo beat and cool vocals pair perfectly with the dynamic movements of group gymnastics.
Released digitally in May 2020, it’s also well remembered for the viral “head-shaking dance” on TikTok.
The song won an Excellence Award at the 65th Japan Record Awards, and its dazzling performance at the 2023 Kōhaku Uta Gassen captivated many viewers.
As a coming-of-age anthem that resonates with teenage worries and budding romance, it’s a highly recommended choice for group gymnastics background music.
Maximum reachSEKAI NO OWARI

Turning weakness into an ally and soaring high—this piece carries that message, featuring SEKAI NO OWARI’s characteristically profound lyrics and memorable melody.
Released in September 2023, it was chosen as the opening theme for Season 25 of the popular anime ONE PIECE.
Its four-on-the-floor dance beat and brass sections are striking and suit group gymnastics performances perfectly.
Also included on the album Nautilus, this song resonates with many as a cheer anthem that gives courage to overcome hardships and face forward.
Use it for group gymnastics at a school sports day, and it’s sure to get the whole venue fired up.
gentianWANIMA

This is WANIMA’s “Rindō.” It’s a track on an album and wasn’t released as a single, but fans say it’s a really moving song.
The “rindō” in the title is a flower that’s the prefectural flower of Kumamoto.
Kumamoto is the hometown of all three members of WANIMA.
The song carries a passionate message: like a lone gentian blooming by the roadside, even if you’re alone and it’s tough, stay just as you are—weakness and all—and grow stronger.
It’s a song I want to send to everyone who’s intensely focused on completing their moves in group gymnastics.
Recommended songs for group gymnastics: A collection of tracks to elevate your performance [2026] (41–50)
Kitearashi

Kite, NHK’s 2020 song.
It’s a number by Arashi, who always treat us to cool dancing and singing.
It’s a calm, gentle song that’s a bit different from Arashi’s usual image.
Still, the chorus swells with passion, making it an uplifting message song.
A wonderful Arashi number befitting the Reiwa era.
It gives you lots of strength when times are tough or exhausting.
Highly recommended for the group gymnastics performance that closes a sports day.
Everyone will be able to join forces and give it their all to the very end.
He is the pirate.Klaus Badelt/Hans Zimmer

Composed as a song featured in the film Pirates of the Caribbean, this piece has become emblematic of the franchise.
It conveys an intense, driving power that’s perfect for expressing the strength needed when heading into competition.
Because it’s used in a variety of contexts—TV program BGM, promotional videos, and more—it’s widely recognized and tends to capture viewers’ attention.
The sound evokes a sense of anticipation, as if something is about to begin, and a bold determination to push forward with conviction, helping to sharpen focus on the task at hand.
Its high level of familiarity means listeners already know the development and climactic sections, making it easy to signal that the highlight is approaching and to heighten expectations for the big “hit” moment.



