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The study had the objective to verify the acute effect of proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (FNP) in the markers’ levels of muscular injuries. Sixteen swimmers with the age of 15,4±1,3 years participated on the study, all swimmers were submitted to a control moment. After that the evaluated were randomly divided into two experimental groups. One (GE1) n=08 and (GE2) n=08. The GE1 was submitted to static type stretching routine. The GE2 was submitted to a routine of FNP. Then groups were submitted to the same session of swimming training and with a post session collection of blood sample. The GE1 did not show significant difference in Cktotal (p>0,05) but for the variable LDH a significant difference was verified (p<0,05). The GE2 showed significant difference in Cktotal (p<0,05) and LDH (p<0,05). Conclusion: A routine of FNP, performed before the training, contributes to the increase of CKtotal and LDH.

Efeito agudo da facilitação neuromuscular proprioceptiva, nos níveis de marcadores de dano muscular