Background: Previous research shows that leisure activity can reduce life pressures on youths. A good leisure psychological profile through proper leisure activities is highly effective in reducing youth criminal rates. Purpose of the Study: This study examines the relationship between leisure psychological profile and resilience between youths with and without delinquent behavior. Leisure Psychological Profile was evaluated in leisure motivation, leisure boredness, and leisure satisfaction. Subjects and methods: The sample included 83 junior high students from a Chia-Yi junior high school and 42 junior high students with delinquency behavior from Chia-Yi Youth Court, aged between 12-15 years old. The measurement tools included Youth Leisure Psychological Profile and Resilience measurements. Cronbach α for each sub- measurement is from .83~.78. Results: First, there is a highly positive relationship among resilience and leisure motivation and leisure satisfaction in youths. A reverse relationship was shown between resilience and leisure boredness in youths. Second, from multiple regression analyses, each of the leisure psychological profile variables has strong predictions of resilience (F=87.30*)、F=99.76*、F=20.58*、F=30.11*. Particularly, the explained variances for leisure satisfaction was the highest ((R2)=37%). Third, no significant differences were found between leisure psychological profile variables and resilience in youths with delinquent behavior, except for leisure boredness (F=4.49(superscript *)). This shows that the more leisure boredness, the higher the possibility of delinquent behavior. Finally, having more healthy and adventurous leisure activities could promote resilience in youths.