Introduction: Exercise success requires formulation of macro goals, solutions and operational plans so that while knowing the direction of movement, it can avoid any rework, getting lost and wasting its financial, human, physical and information resources.The aim of this research was to predict the success of football players based on perceived family social support and stress coping styles in adolescent girls.
Methodology: The statistical population of this research included teenage football player girls, living in Isfahan city in 1402. 250 female soccer players were selected using available sampling method. The research tools included sports success questionnaire (Mousavi and Vaez Mousavi, 2014), perceived social support (Zimmet et al., 1988) and stress coping styles (Lazarus-Folkman (1984). Research data using Pearson correlation test and multiple linear regression analysis was analyzed using statistical software SPSS 26.
Results: The results showed that the success of soccer players can be predicted based on perceived social support and stress coping styles in adolescent girls of Isfahan city (p<0.05). Also, there was a significant relationship between the success of players and the components of perceived social support in teenage female soccer players in Isfahan city (p<0.05). Also, perceived social support predicts the success of teenage soccer girls in Isfahan city (p<0.05). Stress coping styles predict the success of teenage soccer girls in Isfahan city (p<0.05(.
Conclusion: Relationship qualities including positive relationships (for example, companionship, intimacy) and negative relationships (social conflict) among individuals can predict success and stress control. Overall, the combination of player success and social support can contribute to a more positive and fulfilling sports experience. Athletes can improve their overall well-being and increase their performance in sports. Also, perceived social support can be a strong predictor of success in various areas of life. It is important for people to build supportive relationships and seek out resources that help them feel valued by others. It is important for athletes to develop a range of effective coping strategies and to seek support from coaches, sports psychologists or other professionals to help them manage stress and perform at their best.