Reply With QuotePerhaps poor technique....perhaps anatomic and structural changes.....perhaps degenerative changes....perhaps a healthy dose of "we don't exactly know why"....Originally Posted by Griffin727
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The term internal impengment
What does internal impengment mean. My understand was tissues such as the roator and the labrum rubbing and causing damage. I guess my real question is why does this happen or how. I understand subacormal impengment is the acormon causing damage to the cuff or bicep due to not enough room or damage to the superspantus. I looked at a ton of medical studies and it doesnt really explain well why internal impengment happens.
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Perhaps poor technique....perhaps anatomic and structural changes.....perhaps degenerative changes....perhaps a healthy dose of "we don't exactly know why"....
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Thats my theory as well lol
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