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[Purpose] The aim of the study was to investigate the changes of electromechanical (EMG) reaction times (RT) of the human teres major after neuromuscular joint facilitation (NJF) treatment. [Subjects] The subjects were 17 healthy males who were divided into two groups: a NJF group and a control group. The NJF group consisted of 10 subjects, and the control group consisted of 7 subjects. [Methods] Participants in the NJF group received NJF treatment. The EMG-RT, the premotor time (PMT) and the motor time (MT) during shoulder internal rotation movement were measured before exercise, right after exercise, and at 10, 20 and 30 minutes after exercise. [Results] There were no significant differences among the results of the control group. For the NJF group, there were significant differences in EMG-RT and MT between pre- and post- exercise, and 10-20 minutes after exercise, and there were significant differences in PMT between pre- and post- intervention, and 10 minutes after the intervention. [Conclusion] NJF intervention shortens not only PMT but also MT, which implies that NJF is effective for both premotor and motor processes.

Effects of Neuromuscular Joint Facilitation on Electromechanical Reaction Times of the Teres Major