The main objective of this research is to determine whether there is a statistically significant multiple correlation between the basic-motor potential and situational-motor abilities, in order to explore the impact of predictor system on a criterion via connected conditions. Modern Volleyball is a sport with high expectations in the manifestation of motion activities, and even the players with high level of motor and functional abilities can`t express the proper technical and tactical characteristics over the entire duration of the match. This research was conducted on a sample of 75 respondents, who competed in the First Volleyball League of Montenegro, chosen from first five teams, namely: "Buducnost" - Podgorica, "Moraca" Podgorica, "Rudar" - Pljevlja, "Galeb" - Bar, and "Luka Bar" - Bar. For the assessment of basic motor abilities subspaces were selected which are considered primary in the implementation of complex motion structures which are abundant in volleyball game, and tests were presented to determine: coordination, speed, explosive strength, repetitive strength and flexibility of volleyball players with a total of fifteen (15) variables, while situational motor skills were presented with two hypothetical factors: 1. the accuracy of hitting the ball in a circle on the wall with your fingers and elevation precision of the ball rebounding from the basic standpoint with fingers. Results obtained by testing within the studied area were analyzed by statistical package statistics and SPSS, and subjected to the following statistical operations and procedures. Regression analysis was used within the multivariate level to determine the magnitude of the effects of the predictor system and basic motor abilities effects on the criterion system with introducing situational-motor abilities of volleyball players. Data obtained in this study are pointing out the fact that there is a statistically significant effect of the basic-motor potential to situational-motor abilities of volleyball players.
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