The athlete agility predicts the athlete achievement. Agility in futsal athletes can increase the ability to perform skills such as dribbling, controlling, and kicking the ball. Low agility can affect the athlete's skills during training or competition. One of the factors that influence agility is carbohydrate intake, somatotype and body fat percent. This study aims to determine the relationship between carbohydrate intake, somatotype and percent body fat on the agility of male futsal athletes in the city of Bekasi. In this study, the methodology used was a quantitative approach with a cross-sectional design. The samples were determined using purposive sampling technique, data collection was carried out by measuring agility using the shuttle run technique, carbohydrate intake using a 3x24 hour recall interview, somatotype using anthropometric measurements and percent body fat using BIA , technical analysis of data between carbohydrate intake, somatotype, percent body fat with agility using the chi-square. The results showed that carbohydrate intake with agility was less than the degree of significance (p <0.05), somaotytpe with agility more than the degree of significance (p> 0.05), and the percent of body fat with agility more than the degree of significance (p> 0.05).