A Comparative Study On The Mood State Of Tennis Players In The U16 Group Of My Country

With the continuous development of competitive sports.The player sun de fined techniques and tactics are becoming more and more mature and perfect.Psychological factors have become the key factor for athletes to win.From a practical point of view,To understand the state of mind of young tennis players in competition,The differences of state of mind between different athletes before and after competition are analyzed.This paper probes into the influence of tennis competition on the state of mind of young athletes and puts forward corresponding countermeasures.Enrich the theoretical system of tennis competition and psychological factors,To explore the cultivation of outstanding tennis players and the effective psychological regulation of athletes to provide theoretical support.This study investigates and analyzes the basic situation of the state of mind of the young tennis players in the competition.The influencing factors are also discussed.The research adopts the methods of literature,questionnaire,field investigation,mathematical statistics,logic analysis,etc.To investigate more than 200 athletes who participated in the 2017 National Youth Tennis Competition,The conclusions of the study are as follows:(1)The state of mind of the young tennis players is normal,but they show more bad emotions in the competition.(2)The state of mind of young tennis players before the competition can basically keep parallel with their own skill level,and show iceberg pattern,excellent young tennis players maintain a certain degree of anger in their daily training before the match.The aim is to awaken the competitive state.(3)Winning can promote the positive emotions of young tennis players,and failure will lead to the spread of negative emotions of young tennis players.(4)Young tennis players of different sports grades and different ages had no significant difference in the competitive state of mind.Adolescent tennis players of different genders have significant differences in anger and energy.Young tennis players with different training years showed significant differences in depression.