Is Runnable faster than Reflection invokation?

In my code I access hook functions with a certain pre-fix, e.g. initMyObject and triggerMyObject, etc.

Currently I'm using reflection to get the Methods, if they exist, then using invoke to run them.

However, I could also create these functions as Runnables and have the objects run them that way. Is there any speed gain doing this?

I will do my own tests tomorrow, but wondered if anyone knew already.

I've read articles online about direct method vs reflection method invokation, but not invoke vs. runnable.