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Skyler Fisher is a para triathlete for Team USA competing on the international stage across World Para Triathlon events. She has raced in Spain, Italy, Canada and more, and was named first alternate for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
With her sights now firmly set on qualification for LA 2028, Skyler trains out of Colorado Springs at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center and studies Veterinary Science at University of Arizona, balancing elite performance with academic development.
After four years of progression, she claimed her first US Para Triathlon National Championship titles in 2023 and 2024, establishing herself as a rising PTWC athlete on the world circuit.
Athletic Career and Achivements
US Para Triathlon National Champion (2023, 2024)
First alternate, Paris 2024 Paralympic Games
Multiple World Para Cup and Para Series podium contender
Rapid progression into international elite PTWC field since debut season
Recent results:
6th – 2026 World Triathlon Para Series, Yokohama (PTWC Women)
6th – 2025 World Para Triathlon Championships, Wollongong
2nd – 2025 World Para Triathlon Cup, Alhandra
9th – 2024 World Para Triathlon Championships, Torremolinos-Andalucia
Ranking:
Competing within the elite PTWC international field with consistent top-10 performances at World Championships and Para Series level.
Coaching and community:
Skyler trains within the high-performance para triathlon environment at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Centre system, contributing to and benefiting from a performance-driven training group. She joined the Team USA Para Triathlon program in 2025.
Sport background:
Originally a competitive swimmer in high school, Skyler transitioned into triathlon in 2022. She has tried track, javelin and basketball but triathlon has her hooked. More recently, she has enjoyed adaptive sport experiences such as skiing and wakeboarding. This multi-sport foundation has supported her rapid development in para triathlon.
Association:
Team USA Para Triathlon athlete
Training base: U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center
Competes in World Triathlon events
Challenges and Opportunity
Skyler lives with CMT2A (Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease), a condition affecting peripheral nerves. Rather than simple muscular limitation, it creates neuromuscular fatigue where distal nerves in the feet, ankles and lower legs fatigue quickly, impacting coordination, balance and endurance, even when strength is present.
She describes it clearly:
“Even as an elite athlete I hit limits because of nerve fatigue, not muscle fatigue. Legs feel heavy or burning, balance can wobble, exhaustion comes faster than expected.”
To train safely, she adapts with shorter sets, lower load, frequent rest, careful monitoring of tingling and heaviness, and gradual progression in both gym and balance work.
Her resilience has been tested further in 2026, starting the season with a broken elbow that developed into golfer’s elbow, requiring a steroid injection and a temporary training reset. Despite this, she returned to finish 6th at the Yokohama World Para Triathlon Series.
“Living with CMT means adapting, learning and pushing boundaries safely. My nerves may set limits but they also show me how resilient and capable my body really is.”
From a partnership perspective, Skyler represents more than performance results. She offers sponsors a credible high-performance athlete operating at international level while navigating visible, relatable physical challenge in a transparent and disciplined way. Her story sits at the intersection of elite sport, adaptive performance and long-term athlete development — making her a powerful platform for brands aligned with resilience, innovation, health and human potential.
For sponsors, alignment with Skyler provides:
Association with a rising US Paralympic talent on a clear LA 2028 pathway
Authentic storytelling around elite performance under constraint and adaptation
Strong alignment with health, wellbeing, rehabilitation, medical and performance sectors
A compelling athlete narrative that goes beyond results into human resilience
Engagement with a high-performance training environment at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic system
She is not only building toward podium results but also shaping a narrative around what elite performance looks like when boundaries are constantly being redefined — a space increasingly valued by forward-looking brands in sport and health innovation.
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