This research aimed to examine the distinction among perceived usefulness, Perceived Ease of Use, Behavior Attitude and Behavior Intention for students taking involvement in various badminton exercise stages. It was helpful to understand change mechanisms of individual behaviors. This research was implemented with purposive sampling and there were experimental subjects selected from 6 universities in the middle regions of Taiwan. After questionnaire survey was done, there were 517 replies received. With ANOVA analysis through SPSS, research results were indicated as below. About the dimension of perceived ease of use for students under various badminton exercise change stages, it appeared Maintenance Stage was more significant than Action Stage, Preparation Stage, Contemplation Stage and Precontemplation Stage. For the dimension of perceived usefulness, it appeared Maintenance Stage was more significant than Action Stage, Preparation Stage, Contemplation Stage and Precontemplation Stage. For the dimension of behavior attitude, students under the Maintenance Stage showed more significant trend than those under Action Stage, Preparation Stage, Preparation Stage and Precontemplation Stage. In addition, students under Contemplation Stage showed more significant trend than those under Precontemplation Stage. For the dimension of behavior Intention, it appeared Maintenance Stage was more significant than Action Stage, Preparation Stage, Contemplation Stage and Precontemplation Stage. Finally, based on research results, there were theories and suggestions for upcoming research effort proposed.