This research was meant to investigate the relationship among participation motives, social support and leisure satisfaction for roller skating activities conducted by the children of elementary schools on the Taichung City. This research was mainly operated by means of purposive sampling with 400 questionnaire sheets delivered to the experimental subjects of the school children participating in roller skating activities on the Taichung City. There were totally 396 replies received with 386 valid replies resultantly confirmed after 10 invalid questionnaire replies were deducted. After multivariate regression analyses and hierarchical regression analyses were conducted by, some facts were concluded as below: Whenever both the pulling motives and pushing motives for school children to participate in roller skating activities perform better, it naturally brought with better performance to enhance overall leisure satisfaction, physical and mental relaxation caused by leisure satisfaction and social education caused by leisure satisfaction. Whenever overall participation and motives showed lower levels, it was naturally required to enhance overall social support. Whenever pulling motives became stronger, it was naturally required for stronger support from team mates with better results of social education caused by enhanced leisure satisfaction.