The purpose of this study is to report the experience of female physical education teacher over two
years from a narrative perspective. The study was conducted from March 1st, 2015 to February 28th,
2017. Over the course of this study, researcher shared the same laboratory with the participant,
conducted several in-depth interviews, occasional interviews, as well as daily conversation. All of the
scenes were recorded and analyzed in a indirect way to participate. The various data collected were
illuminated by the traditional narrative view of Connelly and Clandinin and this researcher attempted to
derive empirical knowledge through the process of inductive analysis. As a result, This research divided
into three themes, namely 'immersing in physical education' concerning the participants’s reasons to
become a PE teacher, 'Becoming a professional Physical educator' concerning the participants’s interest in
PE class and school sports club and getting to know them, and 'long way to go as a PE teacher'
concerning the participant’s regrettable challenge to improve PE class as well as personal self -direction.
From the narrative point of view, it can be divided into temporal context, social aspect, and spacial
aspect. The results of this study can be meaningful not only to understand female physical education
teachers with long career and diverse experiences but alow to consider ways to support them based on
this understanding of their lives.