The rapid pace of social change and the advance of diverse social values has prompted the proliferation of non-profit organizations to meet the varied needs of society. In particular, non-profit sports organizations have flourished recently. These play an important supporting and complementary role, creating valuable social services in conjunction with both business and governmental service providers. However, the increased quantity of service providers has also created operational difficulties, in turn placing strains on the allocation of government resources to society. The purpose of this research and literature analysis was to examine the dynamic capabilities framework of Teece, Pisano, and Shuen (1997) and Teece (2007) as a means of providing an effective organizational framework for addressing internal and external problems facing this problem domain. The resulting recommendations are: (1) identify and develop organizations' core competencies, (2) establish learning mechanisms to determine the best operational practices, (3) concentrate on strengthening the resources integration of the target market, (4) carry out case studies for a more in-depth discussion and validation of results. These suggestions will improve organizational and operational flexibility, thus enhancing their ability achieve the greater mission of physical education activities.