The purpose of the present study was the influence of position specific training on designated skill performance variables among rural grassroots level football players. The study was administered on rural grassroots level 45 football players in the age group 13 to 15 years of Thiruvallur district on the random sampling basis. The skill performance variables measurement which was used in this study is passing, dribbling and shooting. To find out the significance difference t-test was used. The level of significance was chosen as 0.05 levels. Result of this study reveal that there was significant difference exit between the FP, MP and DP among rural grassroots level football players. It was concluded that position specific training applies showed MP better than the FP and DP on passing skill, DP better than the FP and MP on dribbling skill, FP better than the MP and DP on shooting skill.