Abstract
The purpose of this study was to explore the structural relationship among the perception of athlete Julsil, self-regulation, and flow of adolescent athletes. A total of 425 middle school and high school athletes completed a survey. Structural equation modeling analysis was conducted to verify the research model. The result of verifying the structural relationship among athlete Julsil, self-regulation and flow indicates that self-regulation was found to mediate the relationship between athlete Julsil and flow. In addition, measurement invariance was verified across gender and school that can be applied equally to various groups. Through these results, it was verified that athlete Julsil is an important psychological factor for adolescent athletes. In addition, they need to have a firm mental attitude by themselves and to move them to action for peak performance.
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