This study examined who could perform the best circles on different assist equipments of the pommel. A three-dimensional analyzing system was carried out by two 60Hz cameras to record 13 elementary gymnasts performing 5 circles respectively on a little mushroom and a short pommel horse. The t-test was adopted for statistic calculation. The significant level was set at p<.05. In the judge's assessment domain, the judge's principles of "amplitude, stability, and average sum of deduction points” showed a significant difference in performance between the little mushroom and the short pommel horse. In terms of kinematics, height of the ankle, times, and the movement range were significantly different. This study found that it was easier to perform best circles on the little mushroom than on the short pommel horse.