This study aims to identify the effects of cluster training on developing reactive strength outputs and some motor compound performances in basketball. Subjects were 20 juniors, well-trained basketball players; players practiced 8 weeks basketball training, the experimental (cluster training) performed training with cluster, and the control (traditional training) performed training for the same eight weeks with 3 sessions per week. The results of this study showed that cluster training for eight weeks improves physical variables (standing board jump and drop jump), and improves the skills (holding and receiving the ball then passing – holding and receiving the ball then jump shooting – holding and receiving the ball, then dribbling, then lay-up shooting) in basketball. It is recommended to use cluster training as a training direction to reduce the monotony of training in developing the physical and skill-related variables, and educating coaches and players about the importance of cluster training and providing the necessary training methods to implement this type of training