The purpose of the study was to explore the wrestling athletes' change of technical achievement and psychological determination after the psychological technical training and to compare the difference between the skill performance and mental toughness by psychological skill training. Participant were 30 wrestling athletes with 10 in each of the three groups. (Control Group: average height=165.30±8.13 cm, average weight=62.70±12.08 kg, average age=l9.10±1.37 years old; Physical training group: average height=163.70±6.96 cm, average weight=64.40±10.27 kg, average age=17.60±0.69 years old; Psychological training group: average height=166.40±7.54 cm, average weight=65.90±12.06 kg, average age=17.60±0.69 years old), The Training was conducted three times a week for 5 weeks. The pre-test and post-test included head wrestling Thakuru, stop breathing under water. And psychological toughness. One-way ANOVA was used to test the psychological skill of the three groups. The conclusions were: (1) Psychological training group improved significantly not only in skill performance but also in mental toughness (2) physical group didn't improve neither in skill performance nor in psychological toughness.