The purpose of the study was to find out relationship of selected physiological variables of drag flick performance in field hockey. Thirty (30) male drag flickers were selected as subjects for the purpose of this study. Positive breath holding capacity, anaerobic capacity, cardiovascular endurance and percentage of fat were the selected physiological variables. Speed of the drag flick skill was measured by a Speed Radar Gun. It was recorded in kilometers per hour. To find out the relationship of physiological variables to drag flick skill, zero order correlations were computed using Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation. It is also concluded that only positive breath holding capacity was significantly related to drag flick performance in field hockey. Anaerobic capacity, cardiovascular endurance and percentage of fat were not significant related to drag flick performance in field hockey