The aim of our contribution was to find out the response of organisms to training load in the Greco-Roman wrestlers of the Army Sports Club Dukla Banská Bystrica. The research sample consisted of 4 top Greco-Roman wrestlers. Lactate levels were detected from capillary blood of the wrestlers after two training matches , which lasted 2x3 minutes of actual time, in the 1st, 4th, and 8th minute of rest. Time between two training matches was 10 minutes. Blood samples were taken from finger tips. Lactate levels were measured by means of the apparatus Biosen C Line Sport. The maximum values of blood lactate, which were measured in first training match was 13,16 mmol/l and in the second match was 15,25 mmol/l. The arithmetic mean of blood lactate values in the sportsmen at the first match was 10,77 mmol/l in the 1st minute of rest, 9,47 mmol/l in the 4th minute of rest, and 7,64 mmol/l in the 8th minute of rest. The arithmetic mean of blood lactate values in the sportsmen at the second match was 12,33 mmol/l in the 1st minute of rest, 13,57 mmol/l in the 4th minute of rest, and 8,65 mmol/l in the 8th minute of rest.
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