Requirements for Universally Accessible Upper-Body Exercise Equipment: The Case of People with Spinal Cord Injuries in Korea

Table 6

The safety results for four types of upper-body exercise equipment.

	Total	Safety (mean (SD))
		a	b	c	d
Total	3.14 (0.95)	2.72 (0.81)	2.96 (1.18)	3.20 (1.16)	3.68 (0.48)	0.376
Safety in use	3.40 (1.64)	3.40 (1.14)	3.20 (2.05)	3.00 (1.87)	4.00 (1.73)	0.816
Safety in transfer	2.90 (1.74)	1.60 (1.34)	2.60 (1.52)	3.20 (1.64)	4.20 (1.79)	0.070
Safety in contact	2.85 (1.50)	2.40 (1.67)	3.20 (0.84)	3.20 (1.30)	2.60 (2.19)	0.800
Safety in speed	3.00 (1.41)	2.80 (0.83)	3.00 (1.22)	2.80 (1.92)	3.40 (1.82)	0.933
Safety in weight	3.55 (1.28)	3.40 (1.34)	2.80 (1.64)	3.80 (1.10)	4.20 (0.84)	0.454
	0.416	—	—	—	—	—

. SD: standard deviation; a: seated chest press machine; b: seated shoulder press machine; c: seated lat pull-down machine; d: arm ergometer.