The phenomena of common applied Internet by the growing population through technology innovation impact gradually on sport organization in the global world. Purpose: this paper aims not only to explore the organizational original structure and formative power of Taiwan national governing bodies, but also to reflect their revolution strategy owing to the prosperous Internet trend. This paper combines with related empirical studies, organizational systems theories, and the context of Taiwan environment to conduct the viewpoint and discussion. Results and findings: 1. Taiwan national governing bodies have been playing the monopoly role from a connecting link between domestic and international world regarding sport governance. If some national governing bodies take the conservative and passive attitude to face the challenge of Internet, these will be difficult to keep up with the changes of times. 2. Because the operation of these traditional sport organizations have higher barriers to entry and exit, and have more stress on the tropically formal items of legitimate power, reward power and coercive power, it exists a gap to fit the demand becoming a flat organization for Internet characteristics of rapidness, openness and transparency. 3. In response to the new environment of the Internet, the revolution strategy is decentralization, the specific approach includes that: (1) The design of organization structure should evolve as a resource integration platform to construct the both physical and virtual channels. (2) These national governing bodies can improve influential weight of the four types, such as expert power, referent power, information power, and connection power. (3) The strategies to implement the decentralization of the Internet features contain: a. satisfying the individual user experience; b. integrating the flow of personnel, logistics, finance, knowledge and events into a more comprehensive system; c. creating the demand connection among stakeholders. Through the strategic change, it is expected that the organizational structure and power of national governing goodies echo the needs of the times.