The balance beam is one of the events that best reflects the characteristics of women's competitive gymnastics. A front tuck somersault is a series of difficult forward somersaults often used when choreographing a complete set of movements for female competitive gymnasts in Taiwan and worldwide. This research discusses the training process of front tuck somersaults by collecting relevant literature. The technical description of the action is subdivided into three stages: the take-off stage, the flyover stage, and the landing stage, and analyzes the technique and muscle strength training. In order to prevent athletes from being injured during training, when athletes perform front tuck somersaults, it is recommended to increase the sense of flying by using auxiliary equipment properly. Moreover, in order to accelerate the efficiency of learning movements and reduce the chance of getting injuries, it is recommended to shorten the time for learning technical essentials through the help of coaches to protect the athlete's learning at the beginning.