<p>The sport motivation for was evaluated in 25 soccer players of the men's team of the Universidad Especializada de las Américas before and after a Psychological Intervention Program. The intervention was performed during a cycle 16-week. The Sports Motives Questionnaire (Butt, 1979) was used to evaluate five specific areas: conflict, rivalry, sufficiency, cooperation and aggression. It is a comparative, prospective and longitudinal study, with pretest-posttest pre-experimental research design of a single group. The average age of those selected athletes was 24 years (M = 24.20, SD =4.64). A hypothesis test through the Wilcoxon statistic for related samples was performed. The obtained results allow us to conclude that there is a statistically significant difference, between the motivation observed before and after the intervention.</p>