Bode Miller is professional alpine skier. In 2005, Miller became the first American to win the overall title in 22 years.NewHampshire.com: Bode Miller

Bode Miller was a contestant on the reality show Superstars while partnered with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition designer Paige Hemmis. The showed premiered on June 23, 2009.ESPN.com:Terrell Owens Set for New-Look Superstars (April 21, 2009)

Bode Miller began skiing at the age of three and started competing at age 11. Miller joined the U.S. ski team in 1996. He competed in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, and won two silver medals at the 2002 games in Salt Lake City, Utah. Miller has also won several World Championship titles in skiing.NewHampshire.com: Bode Miller

In 2007, Miller left the U.S. ski team to start his own team which he calls "Team America."NewHampshire.com: Bode Miller

American skier Bode Miller had to settle for winning three medals at the Vancouver Olympics, as he failed in two attempts to become the first Alpine skier to history to collect four in one Olympics. In his final race in the Vancouver Games, the [giant [slalom]] on February 27, he missed a gate just eight seconds into the race and was disqualified. In his previous event, the slalom on February 23, he crashed. Miller is on of five skiers to earn three medals in a single Olympics. Miller earned his first gold medal at the Vancouver Olympics in the super-combined on February 21, when he posted a two-run time of 2 minutes, 44.92 seconds for a convincing 0.33 victory. Miller then captured the bronze in the downhill on February 15 and added a silver in the super-G on February 19. Miller was shut out of any medals in Turin after winning a pair of silvers in Salt Lake City in 2002. His five total medals are the most for any American Alpine skier in Olympic history. At 32 years old, the New Hampshire native may now contemplate retiring, something he considered before Vancouver.

• Winter OlympicsSKI-DB: Bode Miller
  • 2002 - Silver - Giant Slalom
  • 2002 - Silver - Combined
  • 2010 - Bronze -- Downhill
  • 2010 -Silver -- Super-G
  • 2010 - Gold -- Super Combined
• World ChampionshipsSKI-DB: Bode Miller
  • 2003 - Gold - Giant Slalom
  • 2003 - Gold - Combined
  • 2003 - Gold - Super-G
  • 2005 - Gold - Downhill
  • 2003 - Silver - Super-G