This paper suggests for the study of youth sporting culture as an interdiscipinary field of sport humanities and social sciences. To be more specific, we propose cultural studies of youth sporting culture as a specific way of doing the study of youth sporting culture. In the context of Korean elementary physical education research field, it has been paid little attention to the significance of youth sport associated with cultural dimensions. The main argument of this paper is threefold. First, we claim why our project is significant in terms of understanding children as a subject of agency, and contributing interdisciplinarity to the Korean research community studying elementary physical education. Second, it is detailed how we imagine cultural studies of Korean youth sporting culture and what it is specifically about, focusing on key concepts such as inclusion/exclusion in/through/from sports, critical pedagogy that addressed youth popular culture of sports, and reconsideration of parenting as a central constituent that shapes the sphere of Korean youth sporting culture. Third, we discuss how one can do cultural studies of Korean youth sporting culture, introducing two methods: new ethnography and Reading Sport Project informed by Mary McDonald and Susan Birrell. In conclusion, we add some thoughts and suggestions for future studies of Korean youth sporting culture.