U Uric acid is a purine end product obtained in the body by diet (food) and purine metabolismformation. Hyperuricemia or a rise in the level of uric acid is common in young elderlypeople, while the incidence of women is higher than men at age over 70 years due to a dropin the level of the hormone estrogen when they reach menopause. Physical activity is one ofthe factors that can cause an increase in the levels of uric acid. Physical activity is acollection of muscle-generated body movements involving energy expenditure. Thisresearch aims to establish the relationship in the elderly between physical activity and levelsof uric acid.METHODAnalytic observation with a cross-sectional method is the technique used in this analysis. 75elderly people who made daily visits to the Angsana Health Center were included in thisresearch. Interview retrieval of study data using the International Physical Activityquestionnaire to determine physical activity and assessment of blood uric acid withautomated methods. The fisher exact test was used to evaluate data with a significance levelof 0.05.RESULTSIn the elderly who did strenuous physical activity and had normal levels of uric acid, thehighest prevalence was found to be 71.4 percent and the elderly who did strenuous physical activity but hyperuricemia was 61.5 percent. The findings of the study showed that therewas no correlation in the elderly between physical activity and levels of uric acid (p = 0.538)CONCLUSIONThis research shows that there is no correlation between physical activity and levels of uric acid in the elderly.