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This study was to analyze the relationship between physical self-efficacy and social attidudes of the Taekwondo trainees in the elementary school in Jeonam eastern Province. The data were gathered through convenience sampling method and the trainees were asked to answer the questionnaires by self-administration method. Of 320 questionnaires, excluding unfaithful and uncompleted ones, the author processed 303 questionnaires, using SPSSWin Ver. 17.0 and got the following conclusions. First, according to gender, Taekwondo trainees of elementary schools showed the significant differences in the item of physical self-efficacy (cogitive physical ability and confidence in the physical self-expressions) and social attitudes (socializing attitude, social integrated attitude, social controlling attitude, and social emotional attitude). Male trainees have high scores than female trainees in every aspect. According to the grades, higher grade trainees showed the higher significant differences than lower grade trainees in physical self-efficacy and social attitudes. In the training period, high rank players showed higher significant differences than low rank players in the physical self-efficacy and social attitudes. However, in the numbers of training courses, there were no significant differences between physical self-efficacy and social attitudes. In he training time length, two-hour trainees showed higher significant differences than one-hour trainees in the physical self-efficacy(cognitive physical ability and confidence in the physical self-expressions) and social attitudes(socializing attitude, social integrated attitude, social controlling attitude, and social emotional attitude). Second, there was a positive relationship between the physical self-efficacy(cognitive physical ability and confidence in the physical self-expressions) and social attitudes (socializing attitude, social integrated attitude, social controlling attitude, and social emotional attitude). Accordingly it is concluded that the physical self-efficacy is closely related with social attitudes of the Taekwondo trainees.