March Drill was the most often used training method in track and field and could be divided into higher leg lifting March Drill (HLLMD) and normal leg lifting March Drill (NLLMD). Therefore, the lifting legs' joint angle and push-off parameters of HLLMD and NLLMD were compared in this study. In experiment, seven track and field athletes keeping training were recruited as subjects and asked to perform the movements of HLLMD and NLLMD. Meanwhile, VICON motion analysis system (including six M2 cameras, sampling rate: 250Hz) and AMTI force plate (sampling rate: 1000Hz) were used to analyze data. Results showed: (1). The difference between HLLMD and NLLMD was the hip and knee's minimum angles of HLLMD smaller than the angles of NLLMD and consequently the lifting leg would lift higher when doing HLLMD. Furthermore, lower extremity would also produce bigger force peak of push-off to let body to move forward and let the techniques to extend hip in thigh and to swing forward and digs up in leg could develop progressively. (2). The maximum loading rate of foot in HLLMD was bigger than the rate of foot in NLLMD. Hence, too much training of HLLMD should be avoided to prevent the sports injury would happen.