The Purpose of this study was to find out psychological skill factors affecting the performance of combative event(TaeKownDo, wrestling, JuDo). A total of 274 subjects(PSICE) and 235subjects(ACSI-28) were involved in this study from college and club. The athletic coping skills inventory-28(ACSI-28; Smith et al., 1995) and Psychological skills inventory for combative event(PSICE; Kim et al., 2000) were used to measure athletes` psychological skills. The data were analyzed to use descriptive analyses to check the distribution of variables, and t-test & one-way ANOVA were also conducted with 5 and 7 factors as dependent variables to find out variables that significantly contribute to the group distinctions. The results indicated that elite athletics were superior to semi-elite athletics in imagery, peaking under the press, coping with adversity, concentration, and confidence/achievement motivation factors. There were no significant difference according to sex, and TaeKwonDo athletes were superior to JuDo and wrestling athletes in the all kind of subscale except coping with adversity and freedom from worry factors.
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