<p><em>Aging is not a disease. However, humans will experience aging marked by degenerative changes in the skin, bones, heart, and other body organs as time go on. Conditions often suffered include joint pain due to decreased production of synovial fluid in the joints, and muscle tone occurs due to a lack of movement in the joints. In addition to pharmacological therapy that costs money, non-pharmacological treatment is easy to do is exercise therapy for joint pain. The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of exercise in the older adults for joint pain. The method used is the literature review method. Searching the database using Google Scholar, we got ten articles. The results obtained from 10 reports stated that exercise for the older adults for joint pain was very effective in reducing joint pain in the older adults, but with different duration of time in each article. The benefits provided are making blood circulation smooth, increasing blood volume, and improving the balance between osteoblasts and osteoclasts. Not only reducing joint pain, but exercise in the elderly can also increase the fitness and productivity of the older adults.</em></p>