Athletic and psychosocialconditionsof athletes in combat leaguesin Nariño Department

Abstract

For this study, the methodological design starts from interpretive paradigm, under a historical hermeneutic qualitative approach, choosing a convenience sample of 22 outstanding athletes in competitive sport as taekwondo, wrestling, karate and boxing. The results indicate that most players do not have their needs totally satisfied, it is necessary a sport psychologist to work in affective aggression .Similarly it was found that athletes recognized themselves their ability to be competitive, relying continuously with the praises of their coach. However support programs are necessary to supply basic needs, this would allow to recognize their efforts and dedication during competitive training. Athletes cannot devote much time to their training, due to social situations that affect them. Also human talent hat string along is hired by seasons, hindering continuity, discipline, organization and progress fulfillment the objectives. In terms of infrastructure, the areas are small and do not satisfy the physical, technical, tactical, health and safety needs, in which athletes have to work. Finally, the equipment is not enough and is not the same as used in competitions