Purposes: First, to compare the difference of performance and heart rate (HR) on the prepare time of the wood ball shooting (WS) among three different angles (0°, 20° and 40°). Second, to compare the difference of heart rate (HR) on the prepare time of the WS between high-scoring group (HSG) and low-scoring group (LSG). Method: Fourteen normal level wood ball players (average years=2.4±1.8 years) were recruited in current study. Polar RS800 was used to detect the variance of players' heart rate on the prepare time of the WS. The collected data were analyzed by mean, stander deviation, repeated measures one-way ANOVA, repeated measures two-way ANOVA and independent sample T test. Results: 1.There were differences of performance (F=10.412, P=.000) of the WS among three different angles. 2. The HR (F(2,13)=.175, p=.839) of pre-shoot 10second, shooting and post-shoot 3second of the WS had no difference among three different angles. 3. The HR of pre-shoot 10second, shooting and post-shoot 3second of the WS had no difference between HSG and LSG, but that of HSG revealed a phenomenon of increased at the beginning and decreased at the end time before shooting. Conclusion: With the increasing angle of the WS, scoring rate is decreasing, so players should consider the possibility before WS. The HR on the prepare time of the WS had no difference between HSG and LSG, but they still showed some variance. The data provided some information for coach and athletes about directing attention (inside or outside) and arousal level (high or low) on the prepare time of the WS, and it also can be used as the reference basis of feedback training.