This paper aims to contribute to the theoretical discussion and empirical application of phenomenology in the sociology of sport by drawing on Maxine Sheets-Johnstone’s theories. I propose that Sheets-Johnstone’s movement-focused phenomenology can be complementary to Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology of the body in the analyses of sporting moves and the learning of new moves. I mainly applied two concepts from Sheets-Johnstone, tactile-kinesthetic/kinetic dynamics and emotion-motion dynamics, to explore the moving body in waka ama (outrigger canoe) paddling, based on my beginner’s and other competent paddlers’ experiences. Findings demonstrate that a moving/paddling body is spontaneously a tactile-kinesthetic/kinetic, emotion-motion and intercorporeal body. These bodily dimensions enrich our understandings of the ways of learning new movements, doing sport and doing sport together.

本文旨在通过借鉴Maxine Sheets-Johnstone的理论，为现象学在体育社会学中的理论讨论和经验应用做出贡献。我认为，在分析运动动作和学习新动作时，Sheets-Johnstone的以运动为中心的现象学可以与Merleau-Ponty的身体现象学相辅相成。我主要应用了Sheets-Johnstone中的两个概念，即触觉-动觉/运动动力学和情感-运动动力学，根据我的初学者和其他熟练的划桨手的经验来探索waka ama（支腿独木舟）划桨的运动身体。研究结果表明，移动/戏弄的身体是自然而然的触觉-动觉/运动，情绪运动和人体间的身体。这些身体维度丰富了我们对学习新动作的方式的理解，