SCI Action Canada Publications

Active people with SCI do many exciting and fun exercises

KA Martin Ginis, KA Arbour-Nicitopoulos, AE Latimer, AC Buchholz, SR Bray, BC Craven, KC Hayes, AL Hicks, MA McColl, PJ Potter, K Smith, & DL Wolfe

At Home Strength-Training for People with SCI

AE Latimer, LR Brawley, KA Martin Ginis, H Prapavessis, & J Tomasone

Body Mass Index Obesity Cutoffs Need to be Lower for People with SCI

GE Laughton, AC Buchholz, RE Goy, KA Martin Ginis, & The SHAPE-SCI Research Group

Current heart disease tests may not predict risk accurately in people with SCI

AK Finnie, AC Buchholz, KA Martin Ginis, & The SHAPE-SCI Research Group

The Development of Physical Activity Guidelines for Adults with SCI

Martin Ginis KA, Hicks AL, Latimer AE, Warburton DER, Bourne C, Ditor DS, Goodwin DL, Hayes KC, McCartney N, McIlraith A, Pomerleau P, Smith K, Stone JA, Wolfe DL (2011)

Does Living Close to a Fitness Facility Lead to More Exercise for People with SCI?

KP Arbour, KA Martin Ginis, & The SHAPE-SCI Research Group

Doing more everyday tasks is related to fitness in people with SCI

SP Hetz, AE Latimer, KA Arbour-Nicitopoulos, & Martin Ginis KA

Exercise levels are low in people with SCI

KA Martin Ginis, AE Latimer, KA Arbour-Nicitopoulos, AC Buchholz, SR Bray, BC Craven, KC Hayes, AL Hicks, MA McColl, PJ Potter, K Smith, & DL Wolfe

Exercise stories about people "just like you" may not be helpful for people with SCI

BL Foulon, & KA Martin Ginis

Heart Disease Risk: People with SCI have more C-Reactive Protein in their blood, especially tetraplegics

AE Gibson, AC Buchholz, KA Martin Ginis, & The SHAPE-SCI Research Group

How many Canadians with SCI use dietary supplements?

EA Opperman, AC Buchholz, GA Darlington, KA Martin Ginis, & The SHAPE-SCI Research Group

More daily wheeling and transferring is related to lower cholesterol in people with SCI

SP Hetz, AE Latimer, AC Buchholz, KA Martin Ginis, & The SHAPE-SCI Research Group

A Neighborhood's Visual Appeal May Motivate People with SCI to Exercise

KP Arbour-Nicitopoulos, KA Martin Ginis, PM Wilson, & The SHAPE-SCI Research Group.

People with SCI may not get enough vitamins, fiber and calcium

JL Walters, AC Buchholz, KA Martin Ginis, & The SHAPE-SCI Research Group

Regular Exercise is Related to Lower Levels of Heart Disease and Diabetes in People with SCI

AC Buchholz, KA Martin Ginis, SR Bray, BC Craven, KC Hayes, AL Hicks, AE Latimer, MA McColl, PJ Potter, K Smith, & DL Wolfe

SHAPE-SCI will give important information about Canadians with SCI

KA Martin Ginis, AE Latimer, AC Buchholz, SR Bray, BC Craven, KC Hayes, AL Hicks, MA McColl, PJ Potter,K Smith, & DL Wolfe

What types of information do people with SCI want to motivate more exercise?

BL Foulon, KA Martin Ginis, & V LeMay

Associated Publications

Messengers and Methods of Disseminating Health Information among Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury: A Scoping Review

Guy Faulkner, Paul Gorczynski, Kelly Arbour, Lori Letts, Dalton Wolfe and Kathleen A. Martin Ginis

Establishing evidence-based physical activity guidelines: methods for the Study of Health and Activity in People with Spinal Cord Injury (SHAPE SCI)

KA Martin Ginis, AE Latimer, AC Buchholz, SR Bray, BC Craven, KC Hayes, AL Hicks, MA McColl, PJ Potter, K Smith and DL Wolfe

C-Reactive protein in adults with chronic spinal cord injury: increased chronic inflammation in tetraplegia vs paraplegia

AE Gibson, AC Buchholz, KA Martin Ginis and SHAPE-SCI Research Group

Current coronary heart disease risk assessment tools may underestimate risk in community-dwelling persons with chronic spinal cord injury

AK Finnie, AC Buchholz, KA Martin Ginis and SHAPE SCI Research Group

Related Items

Leisure Time Physical Activity Questionnaire for People with Spinal Cord Injury

Kathleen A. Martin Ginis, McMaster University and Amy E. Latimer, Queen's University