Purpose: this research was to explore the effects of competition shaping could have on the fitness performance using diet control self-efficacy and exercise behavior self-efficacy within ten weeks of weight control courses among obese children,. Method: 80 obese primary school students (M = 10.91 yr., SD = 0.74 yr.) were participants. All of them were voluntarily and randomly assigned to the experimental group (wearing a healthy bracelet and accept competitive context manipulation) and control group with the consent of parents to participate in weight control courses. Result: the post score of all participants performed better than their previous test scores. The sit up of the experimental group performed better the control group. Conclusion: according to the results of the study, it shows that the competitive situation can improve the performance of the small adolescent children's physical fitness performance, but also can provide students with abnormal body weight control curriculum.