Study and comparison leadership styles of coachesand satisfaction of male and female athletes in the sport of karate and taekwondo

ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to compare the leadership styles of coaching and satisfaction of individual athletes. The research employs descriptive-correlation method. The population of the study, all athletes participating in the 1390 national competition in karate and taekwondo formed two studies (160 patients)from which the sample was taken of all methods Of which 84 were women and 76 were men. This study includes a questionnaire scales measuring leadership in sport (LSS) with reliability 0/89 was used to measure the satisfaction of the athlete satisfaction questionnaire developed by the researchers from the Questionnaire (ASQ) and reliability 0/92 was used. Finally, to analyze the data, descriptive statistics, mean, standard deviation was used. For data analysis, descriptive statistics, mean, standard deviation was used. Women view, Karate of the operating management style, management styles and priorities in education and training in Taekwondo, the style was a priority-based task autocratic leadership style in both groups accounted for the lowest priority. Menʹs view, Karate task-oriented managerial style and the style of taekwondo circuit between the first and the lowest priority to both authoritarian leadership style themselves.