This study builds on previous research on health and physical activity engagement by exploring the relationship between exercise and income. A regression analysis examines the impact of different exercise types and exercise frequencies on income, while controlling for socioeconomic variables. The results indicate that individuals who participate in vigorous physical activities, rather than light or moderate activities or strength training, are more likely to earn a higher income. These results are consistent with previous literature that investigates the positive effects of exercise on the labor market.