Purpose:this research aims to study whether there is difference on the balancing ability between elementary-school rhythmic gymnastics girl athletes trained for more than two years and ordinary elementary-school girls. The method:the experimental subjects are divided into rhythmic gymnastics group and ordinary group. The former group includes 20 elementary-school rhythmic gymnastics girl athletes (at the age of 9, plus or minus 2) trained for more than two years;the other one includes 20 ordinary students(at the age of 9, plus or minus 2) never trained, Using Lafayette dynamic balancing apparatus, with different groups(rhythmic gymnastics group and ordinary group) as well as different positions(left, middle, right) as independent variables, and times of faltering as the dependent variable, this study records faltering times in 20 seconds of objects standing on the left, the middle, and the right of balancing apparatus,distinctively, and then use mixed design two-way ANOVA to examine records. Furthermore, single major effect is to be examined if there is apparent difference on the interaction effect. Result:there is interaction effect existing between two factors, group and position(F=3.93, p<.05). By single major effect examination,there is apparent difference on the middle position between different groups(F=8.53, p<.05) with less times of faltering of rhythmic gymnastics athletes than that of ordinary students. For rhythmic gymnastics athletes,apparent difference exists between different positions(F=7.20, p<.05) with faltering times of the left less than that of the right and that of the middle; for ordinary students, there is apparent difference between different positions with faltering times of the right less than that of the left and that of the middle. Conclusion:There are interaction effects existing between different groups andbetween different positions. Rhythmic gymnastics athletes' balancing ability on the middle position are better than ordinary students, which reveals the balancing ability counts for rhythmic gymnastics athletes. Furthermore, whether rhythmic gymnastics athletes or ordinary students perform better balancing abilities on the middle position than on the other two, which proves focusing on the middle position is the best way to keep balance.