For the purpose of this work and research, two goals have been set. The first goal of this paper is to determine whether there are differences in the motor abilities of girls included in the majorette dance program and those who are not. A total of 30 girls aged 6 to 9 years were measured, of which 15 included in the majorette dance program of Zlatarbistričke mažoretkinje make up the experimental group. The other 15 girls, who are not not covered by the program, make up the control group. Both groups participated in measurements of five motor ability tests. Another goal of the research is to determine the impact of a multi-year majorette dance program on the development of flexibility. For this aim, the results of measuring a total of three mobility tests with the same girls over a period of two years were compared. The results of tests obtained by measuring 11 girls as part of the research for the final work The impact of majorette dance program on the development of mobility in preschool children (Horvatić, 2019) represent control group 2. The results of measurements of 11 girls conducted as part of this thesis represent experimental group 2. To test the first target, backstroke polygon (MREPOL), long jump (MSDM), torso lift (MRSPTR), hand tapping (MBTR) and bench press (MFPK) tests were performed. For the purpose of the second set goal, measurements of mobility tests were performed: bench press (MFPK), seat recline (MFSR) and deflection (MFIP). A descriptive analysis of the results and values of the t - test of all performed tests shows a difference in the results in favor of the experimental groups. The largest difference between experimental group 1 and control group 1 is visible in the hull lift strength test (MRSPTR). Experimental group 2 and control group 2 show the largest difference in the bench press (MFPK) test where the maximum measurement value of the control group is less than the minimum value of the experimental group. The analysis of the results concludes that the majorette dance program significantly affects the development of motor skills of girls. It is also concluded that many years of training within the majorette dance program contributes to the further development of motor ability and flexibility.