The study aims to explore the instructional behavior of physical education teachers. Systems observation is applied in the study to examine the current instructional model and time distribution of physical education teachers. The current paper, taking three physical education teachers with various qualifications and experience as samples, compares instructional management, concept sharing, practice, and observation under two categories-instruction and non-instruction. The findings of the study suggest that both instructional qualifications and experience and the current model of unit instruction focus on "physical exercise chiefly" and "instructional qualifications and experience directly proportional to the time of concept sharing". Based on the experience law, richly experienced teachers adopt the characteristics of unit instruction better and emphasize individual difference, and then return students positive feedback.