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This research aims to verify the effects of self-management on sports confidence of youth Taekwondo athletes and the effects of sports confidence on exercise commitment. In order to accomplish this purpose, I studied 226 teenagers who are currently Taekwondo athletes from all over Korea and used a total of 200 data excluding 26 questionnaires that were deemed unreliable or omitted by respondents. To process the each data collected, SPSS 21.0 program was utilized to carry out multiple regression analysis through the use of reliability analysis, frequency, factor analysis, and correlation analysis. Firstly, as a result, the comparative analysis of the effects of self-management on sports confidence and exercise commitment of youth Taekwondo athletes shows that only the interpersonal management and bodily management, which are sub-factors of self-management have significant effects on sports confidence. In other words, as the athletes take better care of themselves interpersonally and physically, sports confidence concerning ability verification, social support, and physical/mental realm is higher than others.Secondly, comparative analysis was conducted to confirm the effects of self-management (bodily, interpersonal, mental, and training management) on sports confidence (coaching leadership). The comparative analysis confirmed that the self-management influence on sports confidence is significant. That is to say, the results signify that the stronger self-management, the higher sports confidence.Thirdly, only the interpersonal management and bodily management, which are sub-factors of self-management have significant influences on the whole of sports confidence. Fourthly, sports confidence of youth Taekwondo athletes has a positively significant effects on exercise commitment.

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