The aim of the research is to compare kinematicaly between the vertical and straight stroke and hitting the ball with the flat face as a basis for the development of an educational program for the beginners in the field hockey to identify the contribution of the kinematic characteristics distinguishing the performance of the vertical strike and striking the ball with the flat face in the field hockey to extract the most important kinematic characteristics, Helps learning the correct technical performance of the two skills as well as identify the significance of the differences between the variables most closely related to the skills in question and the level of accuracy of performance. Research methodology: The researchers used the pre and post measurement experimental method for a single experimental group and 3D kinamatic analysis using five high-speed cameras and the Simi Motion Analyses computer program Research Sample (standard): Represented by (7) players of the Zagazig University team for field hockey. Basic Research sample:(20) students of the first group (racket games) at the Faculty of Physical Education girls of Zagazig University, for the academic year 2017/2018, Statistical treatments Mean - Median - Standard Deviation - correlation - Skewness - t-test - regression The most important results are that the skill of hitting the ball with the flat face is more accurate than the skill of the straight vertical strike, the horizontal speed of the ball in the skill of hitting the ball with the flat face is faster than the skill of straight vertical strike during the moment of hitting, the educational program has a positive effect on learning the skill of hitting the ball with the flat face. Recommendations: Use the specific exercises proposed through the educational program to improve the skills of straight vertical strike and hit the ball with the flat face. Using the results of kinematic analysis in developing educational programs for different groups. Guided by the values of the biomechanical indicators reached to determine the efficiency of the skill performance of the straight vertical strike and the ball hitting with the flat face in the field hockey sport.