Ian wrote:First make sure your knees are working properly.
Use a marker pen, draw a dot in the center of your kneecap, and a dot in the center of the upper arch or your foot, where your arch meets your shin. Do this on both legs.
Now stand in front of a mirror the way you're used to standing. If the dots aren't aligned, you need to get your posture fixed.
Some people just shouldn't be doing MAs in the first place.
My right knee is very knock-kneed, and my right hip is very tight. These cause my right ankle to not land flat and my foot is rotated inwards to a certain degree. Strange for a 22 year old, and honestly I don't know how they happened. But right now I'm using the Egoscue e-cises to try and get those sorted out. But it's generally only my left knee that bothers me while circle walking.