To study the influence of Nordic walking on some indicators of the somatic status of patients who have had a coronavirus infection. The study involved 33 people aged 30-70 years, with different stages of the disease. To assess rehabilitation, indicators such as heart rate, oxygen saturation in the blood and peak exhalation rate were selected, and the indicators of the 6-minute walk test (6-minute test), which is the main method for determining exercise tolerance in various chronic diseases, were compared. Changes in indicators were observed in dynamics, before and after the 7-day course of physical therapy, supplemented by Nordic walking classes. Based on the analysis of the data obtained during the 7-day follow-up, 91% of patients showed an increase in oxygen saturation; peak exhalation rate increased by 17% on average; bronchial patency increased. Also, the subjects showed positive dynamics of the results of the 6-minute test, the body's tolerance to physical activity increased, the patients themselves noted a significant improvement in their condition. Thus, the results obtained can be used to develop rehabilitation programs for patients who have undergone COVID-19 and need restorative treatment.