The research aimed at developing a training program using competitive exercises on some physical variables and counter-attack performances in judo and knowing its effect on: - Special physical abilities and counter-attack performances in judo under study. The researchers used the experimental method with a single experimental group. The basic research sample was chosen in an intentional way from the judo juniors in the Pioneers Club in the tenth of Ramadan, and their number (16) players for the training season 2021 AD / 2022 AD under (14) years and they train in the Pioneers Club on the tenth of Ramadan, and the sample was chosen by a comprehensive inventory method (16) players, and an exploratory sample was chosen randomly from the research sample, consisting of (6) players. Thus, the rest of the basic research sample reached (10) players Among the research tools: The proposed training program - special physical tests - measuring counter-attack performances in judo. Statistical treatments: the arithmetic mean - the standard deviation - the median - the torsion coefficient - the simple correlation coefficient - the "t" test. improvement rate Main results: 1- There are statistically significant differences between the pre- and post- and post-measurement in the results of physical abilities tests (vertical jump - broad jump - abdominal muscle strength - stepping speed on a seat 10 seconds - fixed balance - lateral movement and change of direction to the opposite) in favor of the dimensional measurement of the sample Under investigation, the calculated (T) value ranged between (58.67: 18.97) 2- There are statistically significant differences between the tribal and dimensional measurements in the level of some counter-attack performances (Koshi Gurma x Oguchi), (Ostogari x Hari Joshi), (Mwari Ebon Syunagi Atkoumi) and in favor of the dimensional measurement of the sample under research. The calculated t value ranged between (24.35: 8.57). 3- There are differences in the percentage of improvement between the mean of the two measurements before and after the experimental group in the physical variables under discussion in favor of the post measurement, where the percentages of improvement ranged (7.46%: 37.60%). 4- There are differences in the percentage of improvement between the mean of the two measurements before and after the experimental group in the physical variables under discussion in favor of the post measurement, where the percentages of improvement ranged (7.14%: 42.98%).