Aim To conclude the connection between physical activity and shortsightdness advancement in student population. Originator of shortsightdness development are not made clear sufficiently. Methods This study contained 100 students with confirmed shortsightdness up to -3 Dsph. The study was administered in the Vibhuti Narayan Government Inter College in the period from July 2015 until November 2015. Eye examination and Multistage Fitness Test were done two times. Results A compelling interaction was documented only conferring to evaluation of physical ability during the second appraisal with a negative sign, signify that an increase of physical activity had an impact on the decrease of differences in values of cycloplegic automatic computer refractometry analysis (right eye Rho: -0.260, p<0.01; left eye Rho: - 0.255, p<0.05). Multivariate regression analysis of impact on the dissimilarity of distance visual acuity outside correction as well as the impact on difference of cycloplegic automatic computer refractometry pointed out that evaluation of physical ability during the analysis had statistically meaningful impact on the reduce of distance visual acuity between analysis (right eye OR: I calculation -0.748, II calculation -0.660, p<0.05; left eye OR: I measurement -0.613, II measurement -0.515, p<0.05) and on reduced difference of cycloplegic automatic computer refractometry (right eye OR: I measurement -0.822, II measurement -0.831, p<0.05; left eye OR: I measurement -0.641, II measurement -0.706, p<0.05). Conclusion Physical activity did not originate the increase of shortsightdness. This study opened a perspective for other studies on the impact of physical activity on shortsightdness.