The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects the track and field training with game and without game on physical fitness parameters of male athletes aged 10-12 years during 12 weeks. Age, height, weight, right and left hand grip strength, anaerobic power, stuffed ball trowing, VO_2max, 30 m sprint and long jump parameters were measured.

Selected volunteer 60 male athletes who consisted of substructure in track and field branch at the Burhan Felek stadium parted two groups (30 x 2) randomly. They applied the movement training with game practice (A Group) and without game practise (B Group) during 12 weeks.

In the compare of two groups pre-test values, age,weight, right hand grip, left hand grip, anaerobic power, stuffed ball throwing, VO_2max and 30 m sprint parameters had no significant differences (p>0,05). But height, long jump and flexibility parameters had significant differences (p<0,05).

In the compare of two groups post-test values, right hand grip, left hand grip, anaerobic power, stuffed ball throwing, 30 m sprint and flexibility parameters had no significant differences (p>0,05). But weight, long jump and VO_2max, parameters had significant differences (p<0,05).

In the compare of the A group pre and post-test values; while weight and stuffed ball throwing had no significant differences (p>0,05), Right hand grip, left hand grip, long jump, anaereobic power, VO_2max, 30 m sprint and flexibility parameters had significant differences (p<0,01).

In the compare of the B group pre and post-test values; while weight, right hand grip and stuffed ball throwing parameters had no significant differences (p>0,05), Left hand grip, long jump, VO_2max, anaerobic power, 30 m sprint and flexibility parameters had significant differences (p<0,01).