The purpose is to investigate perceived coach’s leadership behavior and training satisfaction for elementary school’s track and field athletes in Taipei. There are 36 elementary school’s track and field athletes in Taipei questioned for the survey, using purposive sampling investigation, according to survey data analysis. A total of 540 questionnaires were distributed and 503 valid questionnaires remained in the study after deleting 37 invalid cases. The response rate was 93%. Questionnaire including Perceived Coach’s Leadership Behavior Scale and Training Satisfaction Scale were tested. The methodology of analysis includes descriptive statistics, average analysis, factor analysis, reliability analysis, independent t-test, one-way ANOVA and Pearson correlation analysis. According to the results: 1. Athletes perceived coach’s leadership behavior, the training and instruction behavior of the high feeling, and the democratic behavior is low feeling. 2. Athletes training satisfaction, the team atmosphere of the high degree of satisfaction and the performance is low degree of satisfaction. 3. The perceived coach’s leadership behavior are significant different among gender, grade, the total number of team training for week, and performance; the training satisfaction is significant different among grade, the total number of team training for week. 4. Pearson's correlation showed the perceived coach’s leadership behavior and training satisfaction are positively correlated.