In his latest blog, Bode Miller announces he is ending his season early and won't be skiing at World Cup Finals this week in Germany. The Olympic gold medalist said his ankle injury is still bothering him. He's in San Diego now getting treatment and is going to take the rest of the season off to rest and recuperate. Miller is undecided about next season.

Bode Miller credits his success at the Vancouver Games to the fact that he is fully committed to being there competing for Team USA. That's a stark contrast from his last Olympic appearance in 2006, when Miller said he didn't have his heart fully in it. Read the Alpine star's latest blog on Universal Sports, following his gold-medal performance in the super-combined.

In his latest blog on Universal Sports, Bode Miller reflects on his bronze-medal performance in Monday's Olympic downhill. Less than a tenth of a second off the pace for gold, Miller said he's psyched about they way he skied. "I was charging 100 percent." The American is equally fired up for the remaining four Alpine events in Vancouver. Next up: Friday's super-G.

In his latest Universal Sports blog, Bode Miller talks about his first few days in Vancouver before the Olympics officially begin on Friday. The American, who will race in all five Alpine events, says he's confident and ready to compete. Follow along as the Alpine star races in his first event of the Vancouver Games, the men's downhill, on Saturday.

The men's Alpine World Cup continues this weekend in Slovenia but American Bode Miller is skipping the final few races before the Olympics. He opted instead to relax in San Diego before heading to Park City next week to take part in the U.S. Ski Team's pre-Olympic training camp. Read the skier's latest blog, which includes his thoughts on Vancouver.

Although his skiing wasn't "magical," Bode Miller writes in his latest blog he was happy with his super combined win in Wengen, admitting he still has some work to do before the Olympics. Find out what happened in the downhill and slalom, where Miller earned back-to-back DNFs, and what he hopes to accomplish this weekend in Kitzbuehel.

In his latest blog, Bode Miller recaps last weekend at Adelboden and looks ahead to the next set of races starting Friday at Wengen. The American was satisfied with his 14th-place finish in the Adelboden slalom, especially considering he experienced technical difficulties with his goggles. Now it's on to Wengen, where Miller has won twice since 2007.

A casual game of volleyball could have some serious implications for Bode Miller as the American struggles to quickly recover from an injury sustained during the dry-land training session. He sprained his right ankle Saturday evening and is unsure whether or not he will be able to compete in the World Cup races in Italy this weekend. Read his blog on the topic.

Bode is coming off a disappointing weekend at Lake Louise where he finished 29th in downhill and 39th in super-G in the first speed races of the season. Now he's back in the U.S. getting ready for the men's only American World Cup.

Bode checks in from San Diego where he had an early Thanksgiving; he'll be out of town for the Lake Louise downhill and super-G this weekend.