The aim of this study was the effect of age, gender and activity level on competitive self-esteem, anxiety and fear of damage to physical exercise in athletes, combat. To this end, 180 male and female combat worker, professional and non-professional age range of 10 to 25 years participated in this study. After selecting their subjects were asked three separate questionnaires to evaluate anxiety, especially, confidence and fear of physical injury to complete. After completing the questionnaires, data collected by statistical test, and then 2 × 2 ANOVA, Pearson correlation and hierarchical regression were analyzed. The results showed that male combat to combat average woman has less anxiety and are more confident; However, fear of physical injury incidence among men and women showed no significant difference. In addition, results had suggested that athletes younger than the age range of athletes with greater anxiety reported significantly higher. The men, people older than beginner and confidence were higher. In total, this study on the impact of environmental and individual factors on the psychological dimensions of individual differences and insists that his broader vision for us to create.

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