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The Purpose of the study was to determine The Impact of Plyometric Training and Coordination Ladder Training on some Physical and Skill Variables for Basketball players, to achieve the purpose, thirty male basketball players were selected as subjects at random. The age of the subjects was ranged under 18 years old. The present research is experimental Method carried out as pre-test, posttest with three experimental groups of ten subjects each. Group I underwent a combined plyometric and Coordination Ladder training program (PLTG), group II Coordination Ladder Training (LTG), group III Plyometric Training (PTG), all trainings Program were undertaken thrice a week for eight-week. Participants were tested pre and post the eight-week training period. 30 m. sprint, Agility, Vertical jump, Footwork, 30 Sec. Shooting under The Target, and Shooting Speed tests, tests were measured pre and post training. Paired t-test, ANOVA and Scheffe’s test were used to evaluate the effect of training. In all the cases 0.05 level of confidence was fixed to test the hypothesis. The results of the study showed that the (PLTG) gives greater significantly improvements in all Physical and Skill Variables except shooting speed test. The (PTG) gives greater significantly improvements in Vertical jump and 30 Sec. Shooting under The Target tests Than (LTG), the (LTG) gives greater significantly improvement in Footwork and Shooting Speed tests, the researcher recommends that the proposed training program including the plyometric and Ladder exercises should be a part of physical preparation of basketball players, because of their significant influence