The purpose of the study was to explore the effects of vibration training with the loading of 10% body weight on the power of lower limbs in soccer players of Chinese Culture University. Fourteen subjects were divided into 2 groups of the vibration training group and the control group. Pretests and Posttests were administered before and after the 8-week training sessions, and the tests included vertical jump, standing triple jump, 30 meter sprint, and 30 meter S figure run. Mixed-design two-way ANOVA was utilized to determine the differences of pretests and posttests between the two groups. No significant differences were found between the training and control groups over four kinds of tests; further, no significant differences were found between pretests and posttests. Results of the current study revealed that the 8-week vibration training with 10% body weight load would not improve the power of lower limbs for Chinese Culture University soccer players.