Objective To investigate the differences of 10-week running and badminton exercise on bone mineral density(BMD) and related biochemistry markers in female university student.Methods Sixty healthy female university students were randomly divided into running(R) group,badminton(B) group and control group.Apart from basic physical education class,the R and B group participated in running and badminton exercise respectively(30-40 min per time,3 times per week,10 weeks).Before and after test,the BMD of lumbar vertebra and femurs,the serum level of estradiol(E2) and testosterone(T),the serum level of alkaline phosphatase(ALP)and tartrate resistant acid phosphatase(TRACP) were all detected.Results After test,there were no significant difference on BMD in all parameters of the three groups(P>0.05).After test,the serum level of E2 and TRACP in R group were significant higher than those in control group(t=-3.351,t=-0.854,P<0.05),the serum level of Ca was significant lower than that in control group(t=-1.852,P<0.05).Comparison between before test and after test,the serum level of E2 and P increased significantly in R group(P<0.05),while the serum level of TRACP decreased significantly(P<0.05),the serum level of P and Ca increased in the three groups(P<0.05),while no differences were seen in the other parameters.Conclusion The effects of running exercise on serum level of E2 and TRACP were higher than badminton exercise.