Objective:The effect of upper limb exercise on outcomes of myocardial infarction patient’s at Velayat medical center. Main inclusion criteria: Age of 45-65, Diagnosis of myocardial infarction according to the cardiologist, 14 to 21 days from the time of discharging,Ejection Fraction of left ventricular >30% according of Echo in the file, Unsuccessful primary PTCA, Type of Uncomplicated cardiac infarction except for a extensive myocardial infarction, Ability to exercise according to the cardiologist. Main exclusion criteria: Suffering of disease of moderate to severe cardiac valve,Uncontrolled Tachycardia of ventricular and auricular, Angina pectoris or typical chest pain while doing the exercise, BP Systolic>140 before exercise, BP Diastolic>90 before exercise, BP Systolic< 100 before exercise, BP Diastolic< 60 before exercise, Myocarditis or Pericarditis, Thrombophlebitis, Moderate to Severe COPD according of cardiologist,Severe Kidney failure or severe disease according of cardiologist, Anemia(Heb <10), Extensive myocardial infarction, Successful primary PCI, Musculoskeletal problems. Participants: Sum of 54 patients with myocardial infarction admitted to CCU and the internal part of the heart selected by random sampling method and will be divided into two groups: Control and intervention.Interventions: In the control group, routine care was performed in all the centers and the quality of life questionnaire was initially admitted and after six weeks, and the referral to the physician was completed after six weeks from the date of infection. In the intervention group, in addition to routine care, upper limb exercise will be performed twice a week for six weeks and 40 minutes every 9 to 10 hours, the intervention will be 5 minutes Warm up and 30 minutes of upper limb exercise and 5 minutes Cooling will be done at the end of the session.Each session of vital signs was recorded before and after the intervention, and the quality of life questionnaire was completed in the first and last session, and the check list of readmission and referral to the physician were completed in the last session.