RESEARCH SUMMARY The effectiveness of training to move from defense to attack by using passing types on some aspects of perception, kinesthetic - visual, for beginners in football * Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Mohamed Mahmoud Metwally The research aimed to identify the effectiveness of training exercises to move from defense to attack by using scrolling on some aspects of perception, kinematic - visual among young footballers. The researcher used the experimental approach to suit the nature of this study using the experimental design of the pre-post design for one experimental group, and the research sample was chosen from the research community represented in Shotting Club under 18 years old, and the sample size reached (26 )young people who are members of the team for the 2018/2019 sports season, and some skill tests, kinematic perception tests and some sense-visual perception tests were used in addition to the proposed training program as tools for data collection. Among the most important results: 1- The proposed training program has positively affected the results of the various measures of the various scrolling tests, as well as the level of functional competence of the perceptual variables under consideration as follows: • There were significant differences in favor of the results of the dimensional measurements when compared to the pre-measurements of the various passing tests (kicking the ball fixed to the farthest distance - the accuracy of the long high pass - the wall pass - the accuracy of the short ground pass - the accuracy of passing the head) among the juniors of the research sample. • There were significant differences in favor of the results of the dimensional measurements when compared to the pre-measurements of the measurements of sense-kinesthetic perception (perception of forward pass distance - perception of ball performance time - perception of the accuracy of the angular orientation of the foot joint - perception of the exerted force of the leg muscles) in the research sample. • There were significant differences in favor of the results of the dimensional measurements when compared with the pre-measurements of the variable perception of depth of vision for a distance (10 cm, 20 cm, 30 cm) among the young people of the research sample. • There were significant differences in favor of the results of the dimensional measurements when compared to the pre-measurements of the visual field perception variable for the following right eye angles (vertical up, 45 vertical right up, 45 head left up, 45 vertical left down, horizontal left) and for the