Effects of Modified Multistage Field Test on Performance and Physiological Responses in Wheelchair Basketball Players

Table 1

Means ± SD and individual wheelchair basketball players’ characteristics (gender, age, sum of four skinfolds: the biceps, triceps, subscapular, and suprailiac, disability, and wheelchair basketball playing experience) grouped according to International Wheelchair Basketball Federation classification (IWBF) [16].

Player	Sex	Age (years)	SK (mm)	Disability	IWBF classification	Experience (years)
P1	M	31	46.4	Orthopedic impairments	4.5	6
P2	F	38	34.1	Above knee amputation	4.5	9
P3	M	30	56.9	Above knee amputation	4	2
P4	M	27	23.1	Cerebral palsy	4	6
P5	M	36	55.5	Spina bifida	4	9
P6	M	36	48.3	Spinal cord injury	4	8
P7	M	29	44.1	Cerebral palsy	3	5
P8	M	23	37.9	Spinal cord injury	3	7
P9	M	39	39.1	Spinal cord injury	3	7
P10	M	36	44.9	Agenesis	3	5
P11	M	39	55.5	Spina bifida	2.5	10
P12	M	41	27.2	Spinal cord injury	2	6
P13	M	30	42.9	Spinal cord injury	2	6
P14	M	27	52.2	Spinal cord injury	1.5	7
P15	F	28	76.2	Lower limb agenesis	1	4
P16	M	29	45.1	Poliomyelitis	1	7
Mean ± SD		32.4 ± 5.3	42.3 ± 13		2.9 ± 1.2	6.5 ± 2.3