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The most common cause of impingement is inadequate rotator cuff function due to the buildup of adhesions in the rotator cuff. The buildup of rotator cuff adhesions prevents the rotator cuff from being able to hold the humerus in proper alignment as we use the shoulder, leading to impingement of tendons and bursa.
