The purpose of this study was to examine how the PETTLEP imagery combined with MG-M and MG-A motivational imagery could improve the self-confidence, anxiety and positive emotions of a hurdler. The PETTLEP imagery is a newly developed imagery approach which can generate an imagery effect as the "model of functional equivalence" proposed. A female college hurdler whose best record was 15.59 seconds was participated in this study. We used a single case A-B design for the experiment. During the first 5-week (phase-A), self-confidence, state anxiety and emotions of the participant were assessed for 10 times without imagery intervention. In the intervention (phase-B), participant was trained twice per week for 5-week with PETTLEP imagery combined with MG-M and MG-A imagery. During intervention, changes in dependent variables of participant were observed. Before participation, experimenter explained about the study to the participant and completed 3 questionnaires. Furthermore, to validate the intervention, participant was asked to complete the imagery journal and a social validation questionnaire after intervention. This study used visual analysis and C statistics for the data analyses. Results found that intervention effectively enhanced the self-confidence and positive emotions of participant, and decreased anxiety status. We conclude that that the combination of PETTLEP imagery and motivational imagery can effectively improve the mental quality of a hurdler.