The purpose of this study is to reduce aggravating factors of heart failure with exercise training. patients are randomly selected. A clinical trial study of the most important aggravating factors, MI, renal, pulmonary, diabetes and hypertension was determined. 38 Patients of Heart Failure with grade II-III ,in the age range of 40-70 years are divided into intervention and control groups. The patients develops symptoms of heart failure, arrhythmia, ischemia and HTN crisis, they are excluded from the study. And patients with neurological, orthopedic, speech and hearing problems are not included in the study. In the intervention group, a 8-week of training program is performed to Pre-exercise with warm-up, and cool down post-exercise for 5 to 10 minutes. Twice a week treadmill with an intensity of 70-60% maximum heart rate in 20 minutes, Arm ergometer for 3 minutes in the first week and 6 minutes in the last week, Incentive spirometry 10 minutes for 3 days a week, 30 minute walking exercises, Weighing for 30 minutes and 10-15 times at the start of week with 30-40% 1RM for hand weights and 50-60% 1RM for foot weights in two sets with 5 minutes rest between the two sets, red resistance band in the first two weeks with 10-8 repeats, green color for the third to fifth week with 12-10 repeats, and blue color from 6 to 8 weeks with 15-12 repeats and 5 minutes of rest between the two sets. Measurment tools are ECG, pulseoxymeter, echocardiography, CXR, 6-minute test, Peak Flowmeter, Spirometry, Blood test before and after exercise.