From 1985, the United States and other European countries began to hold national aerobics competitions, and determined the competition items and rules, which made aerobics develop into competitive sports, forming two trends: aerobics based on fitness and bodybuilding and competitive aerobics based on competition. Following1April 6, 1986, the first national women's aerobics invitational tournament was held in Guangzhou, and the first official competitive aerobics competition in China-"Great Wall Cup" aerobics invitational tournament was held in Beijing on1May 987, with unprecedented pomp. After that, it was held once a year, which promoted the vigorous development of aerobics. 1September, 1992, China Aerobics Association was formally established, which marked that China Aerobics entered a brand-new development stage. At the end of 1995, China sent a team to participate in the first World Championships organized by the International Gymnastics Federation for the first time, and the exchanges with the international community gradually increased, which greatly promoted the development of aerobics in China.

With the extensive development of aerobics, the number of participants is increasing day by day, forming a worldwide aerobics fever. Some people of insight initiated and established aerobics organizations, making it an organized sport. At present, there are seven aerobics organizations in the world. The most influential is the International Aerobics Federation (IAF), which was founded in 1983 and headquartered in Japan. FISAF is headquartered in Australia. The International Aerobics Champion Federation (ANAC) is headquartered in the United States. 188 1 The International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) set up a special aerobics committee in 1994, and held the world aerobics championship every year from the following year.