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When muscle and tendons in the body are in a healthy state their fibres line up in a parallel fashion. When these same tissues are in an injured state scar tissue is laid down in a random pattern. This leads to trigger points in the muscles, loss of motion in the joint and a host of other problems as the body compensates for this change.
