Build Full Self-Esteem in Tennis Male Players 12-13Year Old in the Psychological Training System| Biomed Grid

To develop the program about the full self-esteem of young tennis athletes in the process of psychological training, a complex psychological diagnostic study was organized, aimed at analyzing individual characteristics of athletes male from 12 to 13 years of age and experimenting on the effects of art therapies on the formation of optimal emotional state and personal potential. The goal is based on testing means and methods of establishing full self-esteem in 12-13 year old tennis male players to develop practical recommendations for coaches and sports psychologists about Psychological training for tennis players in the previous preparatory stage. Test results identify the individual characteristics of 38 tennis players, 12 to 13 years old. Psychological diagnostic methods are performed using the technique “Self-assessment”, the technique of Yu M. Orlova “Success rating scale”, “Self-esteem of the required level” technique [1] . There are 36 hours of editing work through art psychotherapy methods. During the study, the effectiveness of exercises and techniques forming full self-esteem of tennis players 12-13 years has been determined. Results. Usually, self-esteem of young athletes meets high, medium or high levels. The main directions of its development and adjustment to an appropriate level, increasing the adequacy of their own ideas and the perception of others, increasing personal responsibility to achieve personal goals and decide on urgent sports goals. The selection of exercises to form the full selfesteem of tennis players from 12 to 13 years old must use the art of resource therapy techniques. Woks need to be done with young athletes Parents about forming the full self-esteem of young athletes. The effectiveness of the exercises and techniques proposed in creating the full self-esteem of tennis players from 12 to 13 years old is proven by research, allowing the recommendation to use them in a standard program Psychological suffering for young athletes