For ventricular premature beats exercise, it should be judged based on whether there is structural heart disease.

Firstly, for those with structural heart disease, such as dilated cardiomyopathy or valvular heart disease, the exercise should be based on the patient's physical tolerance. Engage in exercises that are not physically demanding, such as jogging, practicing Tai Chi, and park walking, taking not feeling fatigue or experiencing symptoms of breathlessness as references.

Secondly, for those without structural heart disease, ventricular premature beats without structural heart disease or other diseases, such as pneumonic heart disease, these ventricular premature beats are often functional. Daily exercise generally has no apparent restrictions; activities such as running, playing ball, or swimming are all permissible.