The current research aims to the effects of motor fluency exercises on improving some coordinative and sensory-motor perceptions and the performance level of basic skills in soccer blossoms. The researcher used the experimental approach (one-group design) with pre-, intermediate and post-measurements. Research community included all soccer blossoms (2010 teams) registered in the Egyptian Federation of Football (Gharbia Zone) during 2021-2022 season. This includes teams of (9) sports clubs. The researcher purposefully chose (28) players representing (2010) team of Tanta Sports Club during 2021-2022 season. After exclusion of (6) players, the final number of participants was (22). Another (10) players from Ghazl Al-Mahalla Sports Club (from the same research community and outside the main sample) were recruited as a pilot sample. Results indicated that the application of the recommended motor fluency program led to statistically significant differences among the three measurements (pre-, intermediate and post-) on all basic skills tests. Statistically significant differences appeared between pre- and post-measurements on all basic skills tests in favor of post-measurements. There were statistically significant differences between intermediate and post-measurements, in favor of post-measurements on all basic skills tests. There