Identification of talent, which means the process of identifying current participants with the most promising potential to excel in a particular sport, is an essential process in the pursuit of excellence. It is worth noting that in both individual and team sports, models for identifying widely accepted talent are still limited. In gymnastics in particular, Some models of talent identification programs have appeared in leading countries, for example, the International Gymnastics Federation’s Age Group Development Program, which provides the basic approach adopted for developing the physical fitness of young gymnasts. By comparing the results with standards and criteria, where the lack of standardized degrees or levels represents one of the problems and challenges facing coaches, which leads to a weak coefficient of objectivity in determining the levels of players and players. For artistic gymnasts, it has become an issue of interest to researchers and scholars. From this point of view, the current research sought to answer the following questions: What are the standard levels of physical fitness and its appropriate indicators for female players under 10 years of age? What is the level of performance of the players in light of the standard levels of physical fitness? The research aimed at the possibility of determining standard levels for some physical elements and components as an indicator for the evaluation of artistic gymnasts under 10 years old. The researcher and his findings conclude the following: Setting physical standards for artistic gymnasts under 10 years old. - Establishing a standard physical ruler for artistic gymnasts under 10 years old. Through this, the researcher recommends the following: The need to include the physical condition of the players as a condition for the selection process or the transition from one skill level to another. Adopting the extracted standard levels and using their standard tables when selecting or moving to a higher level. - Rebuilding the standard levels and renewing them at least every two years.