Table 1. Characteristics of spinal cord injured participants.

	Lesion level	AIS	Age[years]	Height [cm]	Weight [kg]	Time since injury [years]	VO2peak [ml/min/kg]
Paraplegic participants
1	Th 10	A	32	183	73	16	38.4
2	Th 11	A	55	174	72	25	38.9
3	Th 11	A	59	178	80	41	19.5
4	Th 12	A	22	185	63	4	29.3
5	L 1	A	26	150	64	26	30.6
6	L 1	A	32	175	76	8	33.1
7	L 1	A	35	165	63	35	48.8
8	L 1	A	48	185	80	26	35.7
9	L 4	A	44	176	78	23	39.7
Median			43 [22; 59]	176 [150;185]	73 [63; 80]	25 [4; 41]	35.7 [19.5; 48.8]
Tetraplegic participants
1	C 5	A	23	188	85	5	13.4
2	C 5	A	43	176	80	3	11.5
3	C 5	A	65	190	75	37	16.3
4	C 6	A	31	180	60	12	13.6
5	C 6	A	56	170	74	45	8.6
6	C 7	A	31	190	80	14	14.8
7	C 7	A	40	168	60	7	15.3
Median			40 [24; 65]	180 [168; 190]	75 [60; 80]	12 [3; 45]	13.6 [8.6; 16.3]

Data presented as median [minimum; maximum]; AIS = American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale; SCI = spinal cord injury; VO₂peak = peak oxygen consumption, Th = thoracic; C = cervical; L = lumbar