Does This Happen To Anyone Else?
 

When I ride, no matter what horse or saddle, my right knee gets not so much twisted outside, but on the inside. It happens with every saddle. But I always seem to be pushing against the stirrup with my right leg. It doesn't do it when I ride bareback, but with EVERY saddle. I have been having knee problems though, from basketball. But in both knees, not just my right one. Thanks, Jess:)

Does it change if you lenghten/shorten your stirrups?

Are you able to explain a bit more what you mean or put a picture? I don't totally understand what you are trying to describe.

I have a very similar problem. Always have as I have bad knees and one worse than the other and the ONLY thing I could find that helped me was to lengthen my stirrup. I ride with a pretty long stirrup anyway as I have very long legs (western) but I let it down a hole and it made a world of difference so I leave it there as it is comfortable. You may want to try that?

Is the problem muscular or in your joints themselves? Perhaps you should go to a chiropractor or massage therapist and see if they can help.

This may sound weird, but it's pretty common. Is one of your legs a fuzz longer than the other? I ask because mine are, if I don't ride with my left 1 hole longer, I have knee pain on that side. I have scar tissue from an old injury in that knee & if I don't ride long it acts up.
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Yes I have thought that my right leg is longer.
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