Abstract: Through comparison of Developmental Eye Movement (DEM) test, Virtual reality Head-mounted Display (VHD), DEM based on VR HMD system and existing DEM test (DEM), the effect of exercise on the dynamic visual acuity was examined. A total of 39 participants were analyzed through classification into ball sports group, aerobic exercise group, strength exercise group and non-exercise group. The experiments were performed in the order of DEM vertical test, DEM horizontal test, VHD vertical test and VHD horizontal test. There was no statistically significant difference between ball sports group and non-exercise group, between aerobic exercise group and non-exercise group and between strength exercise group and non-exercise group. The level of exercise performed by a regular person does not seem to affect the dynamic visual function. In the future, it will be necessary to analyze the correlation between exercise and dynamic visual function through the comparison experiment between the expert exercise group and the regular group.