This study aims to investigate and understand the correlations between physical exercises practiced without sports competitive purpose and experiential dimension in which it develops a process of acquiring meaning in life marked by spontaneity of movements and authenticity of being. To do so, we focus on approaches that emphasize the psychological, philosophical and sociological aspects involved in this kind of experience, because we believe that by unveiling the existing entanglement between them, we can put in evidence the indissoluble relationship between the body, the emotions, the psyche and the environmental influences of various types, from natural human sensorial stimulus to promoted by media outlet culture of postmodern consumer. The uncompetitive sports experience serve us as a valuable example to explore various aspects of this dimension of creative living, such as the importance of the body in the subjective life, more specifically, the role of sensorial and motor experiences in building ultimate meanings, for the personality constitution, as well as singling out the experience of time and of itself.