This document discusses overuse syndrome and nonoperative management of ankle joint injuries. It begins by defining overuse syndrome as degeneration without inflammation due to repetitive microtrauma or biomechanical stresses. Potential causes of overuse syndrome include obesity, muscle imbalances, improper footwear, and changes in exercise routines. Common related pathologies are then described, such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, and shin splints. The management section outlines a protection phase using immobilization, orthotics, and avoiding aggravating activities. Later phases focus on controlled motion, strengthening, stretching exercises, and a home exercise plan. Several clinical tests are also detailed to help diagnose specific conditions like plantar fasciitis and Ach