Hardy personality and burnout in diving judges

The objective of this research is to find the correlations that occur between the Hardy personality variables and those of burnout, in a sample of national diving judges in a sample of 13 elite judge participants, where 11 of them are men (% 84.6) and 2 women (%15.4), the age of the participants ranges between 26 and 71 years with an M = 46.85 and SD = 12.83. The instruments were Hardy Personality in Central American and Caribbean Athletes and burnout syndrome in the Sports Burnout Questionnaire. The reliability results in both instruments are mostly adequate and above .70, in the bivariate correlations relationships were found between all the variables of the hardy personality, including in its unifactorial form and in conclusion, the diving judges have skills of control, commitment and challenge that do not allow them to perceive themselves as fatigued or burned out by their practice of evaluating athletes but on the contrary keeps them eager to learn and develop permanently for the benefit of their laudable activity in its quality as a qualifying jury for this discipline.