Healthy living habits built up from childhood bring healthy bodies. To increase physical activities in morning, recess, free periods, and after school sessions, the Ministry of Education advocates the "SH150 program" for school Sports Administration, in accordance with the provisions of Article VI of the National Sports Act. In light of these facts, this article analyzes the current sports participation in elementary, junior, and senior high schools, and the effectiveness of the implementation of the physical fitness policy. Major obstacles faced while implementing the SH150 program are explored and practical suggestions are made. Results of the literature review indicated that progress has been made but there is still room for improvement. Given that the Ministry of Education had promoted this physical fitness policy for many years, we need to increase the effectiveness of the approach to fitness development, exercise time, and exercise habits. But achieving proper implementation is still a big challenge. The main obstacles are found in the areas of exercise time, exercise space, manpower requirements, and course contents. After reviewing our current education status, students' sports participation, and the positive benefits of exercise, this article recommends that students' morning exercise should be reinforced. In order to accomplish the objectives of overall health and physical fitness, sports professionals must be allocated to guide physical activities and intensify and refine the morning exercise time. These professionals will offer more diversified courses with accurate exercise intensities and course content.