According to Hitzmann, Pekerman (1993), relying on the visual system during ‎sports performance is one of the most used in any activity because the vision ‎affects the ability or efficiency of the athlete to perform the requirements of the ‎sport. Some researchers have studied the relationship between skill and vision, ‎The researchers 'attempts aimed at determining the visual abilities necessary for ‎different sports and determining whether athletes' abilities differed from those of ‎non-athletes. These attempts, although not complete, suggested that some visual ‎abilities are important for performance in specific sports,‎ The visual abilities of athletes differ from non-athletes, and so far there is little ‎research supporting the hypothesis that visual abilities of athletes can be ‎improved by visual training. This improvement in visual abilities will affect ‎improved athletic performance and additional research attempts are needed to ‎answer many Questions related to the relationship between visual vision and ‎sports.‎ Samia Khalil Mohammed (2008) refers to the relationship between the senses and ‎the sport that the visual sensory system delivers the complete information about ‎the surrounding environment and helps the athlete to distinguish the ‎interconnected materials in the place, such as distance to the target and between ‎them and the direction and speed of movement of the opponent and the ‎movement of the ocean, When the eyes closed, and helps the sense of sight to ‎know the position of the body and shape during the movement, as well as the ‎muscular sensations required gradually in partnership with the incentives ‎contained by the sense of touch and balance of sensory and motor, at first the ‎sense of movement is unclear and incomplete and incomplete, The sense of sight ‎works on the formation and integration of the correct timing of the movement. ‎The movement of temporal timing, temporal and kinetic timing, spatial timing is ‎performed by the sense of sight.‎ The researcher agrees with the American Society of Ophthalmology that the eyes ‎perform many operations during the sports activity. Based on these operations, ‎the athlete can determine the type of response required. The central nervous ‎system allows the eye to follow the movements of objects through a series of ‎operations that can be summarized in eye movements Fast surveys, such as eye ‎movement during rotation and focus on targets.‎ The study of the relationship between mental strategies and athletic performance ‎is not a recent topic. Some studies have emerged with the beginning of the 1970s ‎showing the use of mental strategies in enhancing athletic performance. One of ‎the first studies to be conducted at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal was on ‎the Canadian arms team to develop and manage mental strategies before and ‎during competition, as well as the findings of Mahoney & Avener (1977) in ‎gymnastics, Bennett (1983) in diving, Moore (1986) in tennis, Vealey (1986) in ‎bowling, Boutcher & Grews (1987) On the importance of numbers and control ‎the content of thinking before and during the competition because of their ‎effective role in enhancing the level of athletic performance.‎