Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore the hierarchy of power in sports. This study was based on Michel Foucault's concept of power to analyze the phenomena of power in sports. Methods: This study, based on poststructuralist social science theory. An observation and semi-structured interview was utilized to collect data by the researchers. An in-depth interview conducted with six athletes and coach who had experienced in the hierarchy of power in sports, the data coding were through thematic analysis and comparative analysis. Results: The results of this study were: (1) Michel Foucault counterview of power: The power was negative and restrictive, the power was a part of legislation, the power was prohibit to bridle. (2) Michel Foucault's Concept of power: power and resist were coexisting, there was complexing relations, power was not fixed of purpose and direction. (3) Power to gaze. (4) self-imprisonment. Conclusion: In addition to power oppress from top to bottom, it was also found reverse power resistance. It illustrated that exquisite power has to permeate in hierarchy in sports. Furthermore, senior's inappropriate discipline and junior's resistance to senior's discipline issue will be a specific issue for further research.