Table 5. Means (±SD) for physiological variables for women and men on the Stationary (SE) and Dynamic (DE) Ergometer.

		HR†  (bpm)	Total Body RPE	Lower Extremity RPE	Absolute VO2† (L.·min-1)	Relative VO2 †  (ml·kg-1·min-1)	Efficiency (W·L·min-1)	RER*
Women	SE	187 (4)	7.6 (1.0)	7.4 (1.0)	3.11 (0.31)	47.3 (4.6)	67.5 (4.60)‡	1.06 (0.06)
(N=14)	DE	187 (6)	7.7 (0.9)	7.2 (1.0)	3.12 (0.30)	47.4 (3.5)	67.5 (5.50)	1.03 (0.04)
Men	SE	181 (7)	7.5 (1.1)	7.4 (1.3)	4.44 (0.58)#	55.5 (5.4)#	75.8 (10.6)#	1.06 (0.05)
(N=14)	DE	184 (6)	7.3 (1.7)	7.0 (1.9)	4.68 (0.50)	58.3 (3.5)	71.8 (7.10)	1.05 (0.05)

Note.*Statistically significant (a = 0.05) difference between ergometers†  Statistically significant (a = 0.05) difference between sexes (a = 0.05)# SE significantly (a = 0.0253) different from DE within sex‡ Women significantly (a = 0.0127) different than men within condition.