Purpose: This study aimed to investigate the experiences of elementary physical education (PE) teachers with distance learning amidst the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. Methods: This qualitative study extracted themes in data gathered from semi-structured interviews with 11 PE teachers (7 men and 4 women). Results: Five main themes were identified: 1. general opinions, 2. positive opinions, 3. negative opinions, 4. technical barriers to distance learning, and 5. Suggestions; these themes had 14 further subthemes. Conclusion: The PE teachers supported the partial use of distance learning in light of school closures but opposed the sole reliance on distance learning. Benefits highlighted included the potential to expand theoretical instruction hours and augment observation sessions on sports techniques. Challenges noted encompassed the abrupt switch to distance learning due to the pandemic, which curtailed face-to-face interactions, leading to a less efficient curriculum and diminished student engagement. Technical problems, such as limited network bandwidth and outdated computer equipment, were also prevalent concerns. The teachers stated that better technological savvy and greater administrative support are required.