Individual basketball performance is a complex phenomenon, determined by a number of factors that affect it in varying degrees and intensity. The high level of individual game performance depends largely on the perfect realization of motor skills. The aim of the research is to identify endogenous and exogenous factors that negatively affect the performance of motor skills in women's basketball competitions. At present, research is mainly in male categories, and there are no similar studies of women. This study should fill in the gaps and the research team should be made up of female basketball players of youth and senior categories. During competitions, the intensity of the game and physical load will be monitored by basketball players, and based on the analysis of digital records, the impact of endogenous and exogenous factors on motor skills will be retrospectively evaluated. Obtaining the necessary information about gaming performance in competitive competitions should help their integration and transformation into the didactic level (training process). The purpose of the research project corresponds to the research focus of the Department of Sports Games.

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