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We asked athletes how they stay fit during the off-season (when they aren’t skiing in South America).

She slays at just about everything, but her confidence isn’t a gift—it’s earned.

There are plenty of lines beyond the ropes near Valle Nevado, but it's always best to go with someone who knows.

The fastest lift in Chile combined with the world's fastest skiers make for a hard-to-beat week of skiing at Valle Nevado.

Does a resort that amasses 45 feet of crystalline pow a year and boasts more moose tracks on its slopes than ski tracks need a heliskiing op? Hell yeah.

Today is International Women's Day, and we couldn't think of a better way to show our appreciation for the influential women who have helped shape the sport.

You remember the original "Shit Skier Girls Say," when Lynsey Dyer and friends get the shot, have to pee and you know, girl stuff. They're back and in the backcountry.

Whip your crock out with Lynsey Dyer.

Stay busy, stay distracted.

Sally Francklyn reports from the unicorn-packed world premiere in Boulder, Colorado. It was not your average ski-film showing.

Get behind the scenes and meet the crew behind the Lynsey Dyer-directed ski film Pretty Faces.

Here's where you can see Pretty Faces, the all-female ski film directed by Lynsey Dyer, this fall.

Vote for the best edit from ski areas across the country.

See the trailer for Lynsey Dyer's Pretty Faces ski film here.

We talk Pretty Faces, an edit contest, and what you should watch for this fall.

Female professional skiers take media into their own dainty little hands.

Lynsey Dyer talks about her new film project.

Finally, a ski movie that features ripping women.

Lately some pro skiers have been using their influence to start nonprofits. We take a look at SheJumps, an organization co-founded by pro skier Lynsey Dyer, that aims to get girls into the outdoors. We also check out Alpine Initiatives, started by a group of skiers, that helps developing countries in need.

In this clip from Rage Films' newest ski flick "Down Days," skier Reggie Crist talks about dropping into a sketchy line and the resulting avalanche.

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