How many articulations are present in the ankle joint?

The ankle joint is the main hinge joint of the ankle, where the lower leg bones (tibia and fibula) articulate with the foot bones (talus).

The ankle joint is the link between the foot and the leg. It is composed of three distinct joints, or articulations, that work together to allow us to move our feet in a variety of ways. The talocrural joint, subtalar joint and inferior tibiofibular joint are the names of these three joints. They give the ankle a lot of flexibility, allowing us to walk, run, jump, and move our feet in a variety of directions.