There is a closed link between injuries of lower extremities and arch type of the foot. As far as morphological strcuture is concerned, feet may be functionally categorized into many types on the basis of arch height. The purpose of this study was to explore the correlation between arch type and injuries of lower extremitiew. 108male subjects weree accepted a simple foot outline measurement and questionaire about related injuries of lower limbs. Adopting percentile rate and relative rate of risk to analyize the relationship between foot type and injuries on lower limbs. After data trestment, the findings were listed as followed: High-and low-arched feet had a high tendency on injuries than normal feed. These aches and injuries were listed orderly : knee、 ankle、 plantar fascitis、calcaneus、Achilles tendonitis、hip, some happened on high-arched group, some on low-arched group, and some appeared both high-and low-arched group at the same time. High-and low-arched people easily lead to mechanical deviations that placed them at increased risk for injury due to their lower extremity structural deviations.