Introduction: Basketball is considered a contact or limited contact sport. The type and cause of injury in basketball depends on several factors, some of which are neuromuscular control, dynamic balance and stability of the lower extremities. Among the most common injuries are lower limb injuries; ankle distortion and anterior cruciate ligament injury. Young female basketball players are exposed to a higher risk of injury, and the assessment of this can be mesured by conducting the Y - Balance Test (YBT). Research objective: The main objective of this study is to determine the effect of a training program for injury prevention on the stability of the lower extremities in young female basketball players. Subjects and methods:.The subjects who participated in the study are members of the women's basketball club Arx Crikvenica in Crikvenica. All participants are active players between the ages of 14 and 23 with an equal number of weekly training hours and a game schedule during the season. The expected total number of subjects is 16, of which 8 subjects had lower extremity injuries in the last six months that affected their performance and participation in training. The study used a test to evaluate dynamic balance and stability, namely the Y-Balance test, and a training program for injury prevention was carried out over a period of 49 days. The results obtained were processed using the program GraphPad-Prism, and the results of the Y-Balance test were calculated independently using the program Microsoft Office Excel. Results: The neuromuscular injury prevention training program improves dynamic balance and lower extremity stability in young basketball players, and the results of the final measurement in the Y-balance test are significantly better compared with the initial measurement. In addition, the research results show that young injured basketball players have better dynamic balance and lower extremity stability compared to young uninjured basketball players neither before nor after the preventive training program. Conclusion: Neuromuscular control, dynamic balance, lower extremity postural stability, and proprioception significantly influence injury risk. Also, the neuromuscular training program with own body weight has a positive effect on the above parameters, thereby improving the performance of young basketball players in the Y-Balance Test.