The main purpose of this investigation was to analyze the effect of interval type of physical exercise on skin temperature changes of the knees. Subject were instructed to ride a stationary bicycle with 90 second periods of work and 30 second periods of rest, in a low to moderate physical strain. Statistically significant differences were found between mean activity and recovery skin temperatures, and mean rest and recovery skin temperatures. Interval fall in skin temperature can be seen during short periods of work, which is followed by a rise in skin temperature when subjects are given short time to rest.