“…These are considered a vulnerable population with fewer possibilities than their non-disabled counterparts of entering basic education, staying in it, and enrolling in successive school years. Regarding physical activity of people with disabilities, it is reported that only 33.8% of schoolchildren with disabilities perform any sports or physical activity apart from Physical Education (Jung et al, 2013), according to our knowledge, we have not identified any research within the Mexican context that evaluates physical activity in students with hearing impairment, the above is important as a basis for action by teachers working in the field of Physical Education around people with disabilities (Andrade & Freitas, 2016) and have teaching-learning conditions with inclusive methods (Simões et al, 2018) since the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), manifests in its guide for policy makers in Physical Education to focus inclusive methodologies aimed at raising awareness about people with disabilities, pro-moting values during Physical Education class, and should also be regulated for promotion among students, parents, and members of the community (Mclennan & Thompson, 2015). Therefore, this research aims to comparatively determine physical activity during Physical Education class, and recess of students with hearing impairment in primary school.…”