What is the effect of adjusting on the muscular component in relation to muscular receptors?

Widespread decrease in all muscle activity

No effect

Putting quick stretch to reset ROM

A high-velocity, low-amplitude adjustment delivers a quick stretch to the muscle-tendon units, which activates muscle spindle receptors. This sudden stretch transiently resets the spindle's sensitivity, allowing the muscle to relax a bit and ROM to temporarily improve. That’s why the best description is placing a quick stretch to reset ROM. The other ideas don’t fit the neuromuscular response: adjustments don’t cause a global decrease in all muscle activity, there is typically some effect, and spindle sensitivity changes are linked to ROM rather than being unrelated to it.

Increase in muscle spindle sensitivity unrelated to ROM

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