The purpose of this research is to investigate psychological problems that occur in sport coaching (circle activities of the department of athletics), and moreover, is to gain useful data for psychological approach toward problems of sport coaching. The data of this research was obtained by the questionnaires consisting of 18 items administered from June through July 1993. Subjects were 161 male and 28 female athletes who were belonging to sport circles (containing male 10 sporting events and female 7 sporting events) in the faculty of physical education of Sendai College. Main findings of this research including the preceding report were as follows: 1. A large percentage of the athletes expressed dissatisfaction with their own and their circle\u27s results of games. However, most of them holded the continuous will of their circle\u27s activities. 2. Their desirable coach\u27s type in training was a democratic type that respected their independence. 3. About 30 percent of subjects was executing the mental training with the object of doing themselves justice in the game, intensifying mental power, or preventing measures against "Agari" (tendency to feel pressure or not feel pressure), and so on
