Along with the improvement of medicine and technology, humans enjoy high quality life but also face the rising rate of old people. The important topics nowadays are how to make our bodies strong enough to be capable of daily activities, and lower the expenditure in medicine and care. Wood ball is one of appropriate activities to aged people. This research takes students of night school as the object and adopts random sampling. These students were 53±4.5 years old in average. We used a 25-meter path as a standard distance, recording basic ability of body and accuracy in striking Wood ball. The result showed that there is a prominent difference between male and female, while right foot is related to left foot with one-foot standing. Besides, Grip strength is irrelevant to handedness. Discussion: Accuracy in striking Wood ball is a coordinate ability of muscle and limbs. It's relatively irrelevant to gender, while skill proficiency may affect the accuracy. Conclusion: In the first phase of learning Wood ball, the elderly is rusty in using muscle strength appropriately on striking Wood ball. Advice: To strengthen the interests and motivation of recreation activity, We're able to discuss the factors that affect accuracy in striking Wood ball after being skilled in the middle phase of learning.