INTRODUCTION: Physical activity is every form of movement, including moving and performing everyday activities, as well as sports and recreational activities. Regular physical activity prevents the development of many chronic diseases, reduces the risk of falling in older people, and improves mental health and quality of life. Also, an active way of life provides opportunities for mutual contact with other people, the community and the environment, thus preventing the development of antisocial behavior. The aim of this study was to investigate whether regular exercise positively affects the psychological condition of third-year-olds, especially their feelings and social activity. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The research was conducted on 34 participants of the project "Urban Health Centers Europe", which was held at the Faculty of Health Studies in Rijeka in 2017/2018. year. Respondents were between the ages of 54 and 93, of whom 1 was male and the other 33 females. The study was performed using a COOP / WONCA table that measures 7 aspects of functional status; physical activity, feelings, daily activities, social activities, pain, general health and changes in health. The COOP / WONCA table reflects the patient's assessment of their functional capacity at a given time and the respondents answer the questions themselves. Respondents filled the COOP / WONCA table on 2 occasions; before the beginning of the exercise itself and at the end, ie after 6 months of regular exercise. The trainings were conducted in a period of 6 months, 2 times a week for an hour (60 minutes). Training consisted of 3 parts; initial warming, the main part of muscular muscle exercises, coordination exercises, balance and functional exercises, and the final part of exercise stretching, breathing and progressive relaxation. RESULTS: Statistical analysis of the Student T-test showed statistical significance between the first and the second measurements in the question "Is your physical health or disorder of emotional balance adversely affecting your social, family, friendship and neighboring relationships for two weeks?" (P = 0.037) and in the direction of deterioration. Other results do not show statistical significance of differences in the results of the first and second measurements. CONCLUSION: Although it was to be expected, knowing the current research on this topic, this research did not confirm the hypothesis posed about the positive impact of regular exercise on the psychological condition of the respondent. The limit of this study was a small number of respondents, and we will carry out the following survey on a larger sample.