The aim of this paper is contributed to expose the Co-Play experience of sport by hermeneutics. In taking up hermeneutic standpoints, it is suggested that there are eight major existentially dialectical clues by athletes and audiences in the sport. The eight clues consist of the dialectical relationships between general earthliness and dignified greatness, artificial and natural, real world and imaginary world, certainty and uncertainty, retention and expectation, extremely good feeling and extremely bad feeling, extreme move and extreme quiet, normal and deviation. It is suggested in this paper that the essential characteristics of the Co-Play experience are intricate, changeable, transformable, holistic, life-worldly. Finally athletes and audiences are similar in types of experience, but they are some differences in quality of experience.