Purpose: This study was to investigated the protection of the knee extensors by performed first bout of maximum volun-tary isometric exercise (MVIC), and then undergo second bout of 60 maximal isokinetic eccentric concentric (MAX-ECC) after two days. Methods: Sixteen healthy males were randomly assigned either to the MVC group and CON group. After MVC group performer the first bout of MVIC (2 times, 120°flexion), MVC and CON group had performed MAX-ECC 60 times (10 times/set×6 sets) in second bout after 2 days. The dependent variables include measured maximal isokinetic concentric strength (ISOK), range of motion (ROM), limb circumference (CIR), carotid-femoral pules wave velocity (cfPWV), diastolic blood pressure (DBP), systolic blood pressure (SBP) and heart rate (HR). These variables were measured the pretest (pre), im-mediately after (D0), after MVIC (D1) in the first bout. The second bout were measured the pretest (pre), immediately after (D0), and on the first day to the fifth day (D1~D5, every 24 hours). Results: No significant changes in ISOK, ROM, CIR and cfPWV after MVIC (p > .05). After finished MVIC two days later, ISOK of the MVC group were significant lower than pretest at D0~D2, ISOK of the CON group were significant lower than pretest at D0~D3. ROM and CIR of the both group were signifi-cant difference with pretest at D0~D5 (p < .05), and cfPWV of the both group were were higher than pretest at D1~D2 (p < .05). Conclusion: Preconditioning knee extensor muscles with 2 MVIC does not cause abundance muscle damage, and also not cause RBE by subsequent MAX-ECC, cfPWV still induced by subsequent MAX-ECC.