Research objective: To examine the correlation between physical activity of amateurs and their mental health on the population of JUMP, a business for rehabilitative services in Slatina. Specific goals are: to examine subjects' level of physical activity, anxiety level, depression level, impact of recreational physical activity on mental health, opinion on the impact of physical activity on mental capacity in general, to examine the correlation between physical activity and anxiety and physical activity and depression. Subjects and methods: From February to April 2022, 91 subjects were examined. Methods used were International Physical Activity Questionnaire – IPAQ, Beck's anxiety inventory and Beck's depression inventory. Results: Sixty-four women (70,3%) and twenty-seven men (29,7%) participated in the research. Results show that 65 of them (71,4%) engage in physical activity at a high level, 22 (24,2%) at a moderate level and 4 (4,4%) at a low level. Eighty of them (87,9%) show mild symptoms of anxiety and fifty-five of them (60,4%) show mild symptoms of depression which means that they are not anxious or depressed. Furthermore, 88 of them (96,7%) think that physical activity has a positive effect on their mental health and that there is a weak negative correlation between physical activity and depression and physical activity and anxiety. Conclusion: Subjects from JUMP, a business for rehabilitative services in Slatina, proved to be extremely physically active. Although there is a weak negative correlation between physical activity and depression and physical activity and anxiety, it was concluded that recreational physical activity has many positive effects on mental health and that it has a positive effect on subjects' mental capacity in general.