The aim of the present study was to determine the combination of vitamin C and E supplementation on lipid peroxidation and delayed onset muscle soreness in basketball players. In randomized ,double blind placebo-controlled crossover pilot study 24 subjects took part in the experiment. All subjects were randomly divided into four groups ,vitamin C (VC, N=6) vitamin E (VC, N=6) vitamin C+E (VC, N=6) and placebo groups(P, N=6).All subjects were in complete health and didn't use any kind of drug.If use any kind of drug subject exit from study.On the day of the main trial subjects arrived in the laboratory and Blood samples were taken . The subjects from VC group consumed 1000 mg of vitamin C, subjects from VE group ingested 800 IU of vitamin E, subjects from VC+VE group ingested 1000 mg of vitamin C with 400 mg of vitamin E along, and subjects from control group consumed a placebo .Two hours after the supplementation, all players began the training protocol. The level of perceived muscle soreness in leg extensor muscles was evaluated, and venous blood sample was collected immediately after exercise. Twenty two hours after exercise, the players returned to the laboratory after an overnight fasting. All groups received the second dose of vitamin C (1000 mg),vitamin E (800IU),VC+VE (500mg+400IU) and placebo as above-mentioned respectively. Level of perceived muscle soreness in leg extensors muscles was evaluated, and venous blood sample was collected at 24 hours and 48 hours after exercise respectively.