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

Table 7

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

	Total	Safety (mean (SD))
		a	b	c	d
Total	3.34 (1.13)	3.60 (0.82)	2.90 (1.37)	2.67 (1.22)	4.20 (0.46)	0.105
Comfort in handle	3.55 (1.28)	3.80 (0.84)	3.00 (1.58)	3.00 (1.58)	4.40 (0.55)	0.279
Comfort in upper limb	3.35 (1.46)	2.80 (1.79)	3.40 (1.14)	2.60 (1.52)	4.60 (0.55)	0.103
Comfort in body	3.45 (1.32)	4.20 (0.84)	3.80 (1.30)	2.80 (1.64)	4.00 (0.71)	0.228
Design	3.25 (1.25)	3.60 (0.89)	2.80 (1.30)	2.60 (1.52)	4.00 (1.00)	0.256
Manual	3.30 (1.17)	3.40 (0.89)	2.80 (1.48)	3.20 (1.10)	3.80 (1.30)	0.609
Performance	3.15 (1.53)	3.80 (1.30)	2.60 (1.82)	1.80 (0.84)	4.40 (0.55)	0.040
	0.917	—	—	—	—	—

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