Motor fitness is the collection of physical skills. Various research has been done in order to determine the motor fitness with the relation to the playing ability. Some comparative studies with related to speed, power, performance, skills and muscle strength has been analyzed. Their correlation with one another is also focused in a lot of research work. Various type of motor ability variables includes; speed, agility, endurance coordinate ability, muscle strength and stamina of the athlete. These variables or abilities must be present in the athlete in order to survive in the sport. The performance of the sportsperson mainly depends upon these factors. Though sportsperson faces tough challenges throughout the career, anxiety is one component which minimizes the performance of the athlete. Present review will focus the role of motor fitness in relation to playing ability components among the women hockey players.