Background and Study Aim: In competition functioning to aspects of attitude exist: orientation for achievement of success and orientation for avoiding of failure. The purpose of the research is theoretically and experimentally substantiate methodic of active-effective attitude to sports functioning formation in 12-13 years` judo athletes (youngster categories) in competition period. Material and Methods: The first stage: during the whole annual training cycle we studied judo athletes` sports motivation and emotional state. We examined: youngsters and junior judo athletes of 12-15 years`: 30 beginners; 45 junior categories; 15 adult categories; and 20 experienced judo athletes of 18-25 years` (candidate master of sports and master of sports). At the second stage we conducted pedagogic experiment of one year duration. Two groups of judo athletes of 12-13 years` (practicing judo 1-2 years) were divided into groups in random way: experimental (n = 12); control (n = 12). The methodic included 5 stages of 12 month`s duration of direct preparation for competitions. Results: It was found that in the process of sports perfection in structure of active-effective attitude to sports practicing significant changes take place. In youngsters categories judo athletes` attitude to sports functioning orientation for avoiding of failures prevail rather than orientation for success. With sportsmanship rising there appears a trend to weakening of orientation for training process and strengthening of orientation for competition functioning. Conclusions: In the process of formation of judo athletes` attitude to sports practicing it is necessary to consider initial level of training and competition motivation in them, as well as to strengthen attitude to competition functioning.
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