Athletes adapt progressively to the stress of ordinary training and competitions, and the training load shouldn't go beyond the limit of body. Otherwise, athletes" health could be jeopardized. Accordingly, in order to monitor training load and adaptation, several physiological and biochemical indicators are employed, e.g., lactate, creatine kinase, blood urine nitrogen, hemoglobin and heart rate. Since the aforementioned surveillance could meticulously measure the training intensity, volume, and physical functions, it plays an important role in establishing training program and training effect evaluation. As a result, the purpose of this study is to analysis the physiological and biochemical indicators of training load in skill training period and to serve as a reference resource for future studies.