Aim. Vision may be the most variable and selective of all the senses. Attempting to observe fast movements that occur in sport places great demands on human vision. The eyes send information to the brain where it is integrated and interpreted as a three-dimensional (3D) phenomenon. The integration of visual information from both eyes into a 3D image called fusion. Without a conscious effort to attend to something, the eyes will continuously move throughout the visual field. When something gets our visual attention, we may focus both eyes on the object. This pause is called a fixation. The aim of this study was to determine the differences between Egyptian handball players and Kuwaiti handball players in eye movements and dynamic balance. Methods. Eleven elite Egyptian handball players and Ten Kuwaiti handball players were participated in the study (mean age. 22.55 ± 2.34). , test results were obtained for eye movements. All participants were professional players and members in national teams. Eye movements of participants were recorded via Videonystagmograpy (VNG). In addition, star test to measure the dynamic balance. Results. There was no significantly differences between Egyptian handball players and Kuwaiti handball players in eye movements except gaze test. In addition, relationship only between gaze behavioral and balance test forEgyptian handball players. Conclusions. Future research should consider these results, and determines the vision tests that strong connect with handball game.
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