The purpose of this study was to examine the appropriate timing for cross footwork testing, which was a special badminton testing method used for testing players' endurances. Fifteen male players on the badminton team from the National College of Physical education Sports were selected as subjects for this research (Subject qualification: first-division players recognized by the National Badminton Association) The average age of these players are 20.23±2.40, average height: 169.55±7.80, average weight: 66.78±9.73kg. Research method: 1)Employ a 12-minute running test across the field as a standard testing method. 2)Test the number of laps ran in 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, and 5 minutes with the "Cross footwork" method. Original regression equation: ?=18.493X+755.27 Standard regression equation: ?y=0.749Zx X=No. Of times of cross footwork ?=estimated 12min. Results: There was an obvious relation between the player's examination result and the 12 minutes run (r=0.61~0.77), with 4 minutes testing. Therefore, according to the results of this study, it was suggested that during the course of training, coaches or badminton players could use the above technique; 4 minutes cross footwork testing; as the standard evaluation method for training.