The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of grades and athletic training on elementary schoolboys, simple reaction time, choice reaction time and the central processing time of reaction choice. Sixty-four elementary schoolboys, including 16 badminton players, were sampled from two schools, and tested with the "Discrimination Reaction Test of Multiple Performance Type" to analyze their simple reaction time, choice reaction time, and central processing time of reaction choice. With one-way ANOVA and prior comparisons, it was found taht:(1)The difference between the fourth graders and the second graders came to the significant level. (2) The difference between the sixth graders and the second graders also came to the significant level. (3) The difference between the fourth graders and the sixth graders did not come to the significant level. (4)The difference between the sixth graders and the sixth-grade badminton players came to significant level. The conclusion of this study is that elementary schoolboys' simple reaction time, choice reaction time and central processing time of reaction choice become better with growing. In addition, the active, regular badminton training for two more consecutive years is of great benefit to the development of individual's reaction ability.