The object of this study is to investigate the connected influence among gender stereotype, yoga image, and yoga participation of the male athletics. The quantitative research method of questionnaires and purposive sampling were employed to explore the research questions in the study while the subjects were the male athletics from The Big Foot Organization in Taiwan. The number of received valid questionnaires was 368. The statistic method in the study included descriptive statistics, item analysis, factor analysis, one-way ANOVA, X^2, , and independent sample t-test. The result indicated that two factors, 〞Numerous female participators〞 and〞 Special environmental atmosphere,〞 revealed significant differences from four of them. As a result of independent sample t-test, different genders and yoga experiences showed significantly different from others. The experienced yoga players represented significantly different from the non-experienced in the areas of 〞Multiple physical and mental effectiveness,〞 〞Numerous female participators,〞 〞Flexible body images,〞 and 〞Special environmental atmosphere.〞 The result of this study is that the fixed image of sexual roles still influences the males and they think that yoga is the exercise for the females, so most of the males would not like to participate in it. There are three suggestions provided in this study. First, it should be discussed more why the males do not want to do the yoga exercise. Second, the change of the male sexual role influences the participation in the yoga. Third, the organization of yoga teaching will adopt the males as advertising objects in the future ad and open classes only for the males.