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This study aims to compare the psychological skills between pencak silat and boxing, so that differences in each of the sports will be known to analyze which psychological skills differ significantly. The population in this study were Indonesian athletes who were in the National Training Camp. The sampling technique used purposive sampling with a total of 33 athletes consisting of; Pencak Silat 22 athletes, Boxing 11 athletes. This study used the Ex-post facto method with a restrospective causal-comparative design. Data collect using the Psychological Skills Inventory for Sports (PSIS) questionnaire. The comparison results show there are differences of psychological skills in aspects of self-confidence, control of anxiety, mental preparation, team emphasis, and concentration. But there is no difference of psychological skills in the motivational aspects. Keywords—sports psychology, asian games, martial Arts

Comparison of Psychological Skills of Pencak Silat and Boxing Athletes (Study on Indonesian Training Camp athletes)