Background: Counter-attack is one of the important planning methods that the player always relies on, in the transition to the offensive stage, where the player attacks back associated with defensive movements or the performance of his counter-attack at the same moment, when the other player attacks (Yamamoto, 2005). Aim: Design a training program to measure the effect of counter-attack on the performance of some kung Fu wrestling skills. Methods: Experimental program on 12 kung Fu players from Minia University Team. Results: Skill performance improvements for some kung Fu wrestling skills after completing the program. Conclusion: Improving the offensive effectiveness level performance of the variables under consideration. Improving the levels of defensive performance.
