In the world of high-level ski competition, Wendy Fisher is all about been-there, done-that.
The California native, who cut her ski edges as a youth at legendary Squaw Valley, spent seven years with the U.S. Ski Team, chasing World Cup points around the globe, and earned a spot on the '92 Winter Olympic team.
After leaving the national team in the mid-1990s, Fisher's competitive spirit led her to Crested Butte and the realm of extreme skiing, in which she won two world titles and dominated the pro tour in 1998.