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: Detecting future high level performance is important in various sports . Psychomotor abilities constitute the foundation of physical giftedness . The aim of this study was to identify the most important psychomotor abilities that may lead to highest level of performance in tennis . High qualified tennis coaches were asked to make an educated guess about the most important two psychomotor abilities which cannot be modified by practice or experience . According to the result of this questionnaire, Manual dexterity and Finger dexterity abilities were tested . A total of 32 tennis players (n=32) age ranged from 22 to 24 years old (mean 23.4 years old, SD = 0.9) were selected . Subjects divided into two groups depending on the international tennis federation ranking of players, group (A) were 12 professional tennis players ( 6 males , 6 females ) who were top 200 on the international ranking, group (B) were 20 professional tennis players ( 8 males , 12 females ) who were over the rank 800 . Standard apparatus (Complete minnesota manual dexterity & O’connor tweezer dexterity) were used in this study to assess selected psychomotor abilities. The result showed that there was a significant difference (p

the international scientific journal of physical education and sport sciences /the international scientific journal of physical education and sport sciences

Psychomotor Abilities as a prediction indicator of high-level performance in tennis