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The ankle joint has important significance in maintaining body weight and motor functions. If the ankle joint is not handled properly after injury, a variety of complications can be easily produced. In the paper, it is found that ankle joint injury has higher proportion through questionnaire survey. Clinical verification shows that ankle joint sport injury is treated by special techniques with significant effect and short treatment effect. Patients are willing to accept. It is proposed that prevention of ankle joint sport injury should be focused in PE professional teaching and training. KEYWORD: Ankle joint; Sport injury; Treatment; Rapid rehabilitation International Conference on Social Science, Education Management and Sports Education (SSEMSE 2015) © 2015. The authors Published by Atlantis Press 1606 2.2.2 Injury Incidence Condition 59 patients with ankle joint injuries respectively included 18 cases in malleolus medialis, 26 cases in external malleolus and 15 cases in hock with incidence rates of 30.5%, 44.1% and 25.4%. 26 patients were male, including 7 cases of malleolus medialis, 13 cases in external malleolus and 6 cases in hock with incidence rates of 26.9%, 50.0% and 23.1%. 33 patients were female, including 11 cases in malleolus medialis, 13 cases in external malleolus and 9 cases in hock with incidence rates of 33.3%, 39.4% and 27.3%. External malleolus has the highest incidence among ankle joint injury, namely 44.1% followed by malleolus medialis with incidence of 30.5% and hock with incidence of 25.4%. Please see Table 2. Table 2. Respondent Injury Incidence Condition Group n Malleolus medialis (Incidence) External malleolus

Survey of Ankle Joint Sport Injury and Research of Rapid Rehabilitation Method