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The purpose of this study was to investigated participation constraints and negotiation strategy in physical activity of people with the disabled. For this purpose, we participated 50 people with the disabled. Participants were contacted individually and answered a series of unstructured in-depth interview on their negotiation method from the participant's perspective. Two processes were used to establish reliability, that is random triangulation of the data through a second content analysis, and member check. The data were drawn from verbatim transcription of the interview and were inductively content analyzed. The study result are as follows: Participation constraints in physical activity of people with the disabled emerged from literature analysis included economic constraints, interpersonal constraints, social structural constraints, physical constraints, companion constraints, personal constraints and weather conditions constraints. For this, negotiation strategy emerged from in-deep interview included change of place, ask parents(others) for help, prioritisation, adjusting schedule, preclude unnecessary time, personal exercise, saving, change of exercise type, job search(part-time job), ignore, combination treatment and exercise, consultation, internet surfing, resting, expressed willingness, making companion, nutrition intake, try dialogue, and so on.