$79.99
SKU: GT-6249875281594
Barcode: 6249875281594
"Neon Rebellion" is a high-energy powerhouse designed for the gymnast who wants to own the floor. This rock floor music is part of our premium collection and is available to be professionally custom-cut to any competitive length requirements—whether you need a 45-second Level 3 routine or a full 1:30 championship-level performance. We ensure the transitions, dramatic finishes, and "stingers" for your ending pose are seamless and impactful.
This Rock Gymnastics Floor Music track falls squarely into the Arena Rock and Pop-Punk genres. It begins with a rhythmic, palm-muted guitar build-up that creates immediate suspense, perfect for an opening pose. As the song progresses, it breaks into a high-intensity chorus with layered electric guitars and a driving bassline. The middle section provides a brief melodic shift, ideal for dance requirements or leaps, before exploding back into a triumphant, shredding guitar finale. It is bold, youthful, and undeniably powerful.
If you enjoy the high-energy sound of these artists, this track is for you:
Fall Out Boy
Green Day
Sum 41
AC/DC (specifically the driving rhythmic intensity)
The All-American Rejects
| Feature | Details |
| Primary Style | Arena Rock / Pop-Punk |
| BPM | Approximately 145 BPM (High Energy) |
| Total Length | 2:05 (Full Studio Version) |
| Mood | Triumphant, Rebellious, High-Intensity |
| Instrumentation | Electric Guitars, Bass, High-Energy Drum Kit |
| Influence | 2000s Pop-Punk & 80s Stadium Rock |
Clear Tempo: The steady, driving beat makes it very easy for gymnasts to stay "on time" during tumbling passes and dance sequences.
Built-in Dynamics: The track naturally features loud "hits" and musical swells that coaches can use to highlight high-difficulty skills or landings.
Unique Energy: It stands out from traditional orchestral or pop tracks, giving the gymnast a "rockstar" persona that captures the judges' attention.
Professional Ending: The track concludes with a definitive, ringing guitar chord perfect for a stuck landing and final pose.
Intensity: This music requires a gymnast with high "performance energy"; if the gymnast is shy or quiet in their dance, the music might overpower the performance.
Fast Pace: At 145 BPM, it is a fast track, which may be challenging for younger athletes who need more time to reset between skills.
