The purpose of this study was to determine relationship between aerobic power; repeated sprintability (RSA) and anaerobic power in men and women student of athletes and non-athlete.120 students (60 females and 60 males) participated in this study (age: 23.42±4.7 years; bodymass: 62.68±3.42 kg; height: 166.6±93.2 cm) and divided to non-athletes and athletic groups.All participants performed 3 tests: an aerobic power test (20-m shuttle run); the new zigzagAnaerobic Test(ZAnT); and RST (RAST).A significant negative correlation was found between the fastest sprint; total sprint time of RASwith calculated VO2max in men and women of non-athlete students )p>0.05). Also; a significantcorrelation was found between the performance decrement (PD) of RAS with calculated VO2max inmen and women of non-athlete students )p>0.05). There was no significant correlation in men andwomen of athlete students)p>0.05). There was a significant negative correlation between thefastest sprint; total sprint time of RAS with peak and mean anaerobic power of new zigzag test inmen and women of athlete students )p>0.05); However; nodifference significantly between menand women of non-athlete students )p>0.05).The aerobic system plays a significant role in the maintenance of intensity and performancelevels during interval exercises; which is characterized by short bursts of activities. Thereforedifferences obtained in this study can be mainly due to differences in fitness levels of subjectsthat is reflected in their different physiological capacities; that is needed thebroader and carefulresearch. Also; the use of interval exercises and repeated sprint activities to improve the aerobicand anaerobic power is recommended.