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Strength & Health Magazine – September 1980 – Kent Kuehn & Lynde Johnson – No Label
This vintage September 1980 issue of Strength & Health Magazine features Kent Kuehn and Lynde Johnson on the cover—two accomplished competitors who exemplified the growing popularity of couples’ bodybuilding during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Kuehn, the 1977 Over-40 Mr. America, and Johnson, a previous Strength & Health cover model from January 1979, were photographed together at the Atlantic City Women’s Physique Extravaganza. Both trained at Tom Minichiello’s famed Mid-City Health Club in New York City.
The magazine is in good condition. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive. Please check the photos for condition details. We offer combined shipping upon request, and all items come with a plastic protective covering for preservation.
Table of Contents:
5 Editorial
8 Letters to the Editor
10 Senior National Weightlifting Championships — Bob Hoffman
22 Brad Carr: The “Canadian Passage” Seeker — Barry Sparks
26 “Bone Up on Bone Meal” — Bob Hoffman
28 The “Congestive Principle” — John C. Grimek
32 European Weightlifting Championships — Bruce Wilhelm
34 Strength Coaches Association Convention — Jan Dellinger
38 The Iron Grapevine
44 Junior World Weightlifting Championships
47 Pros and Cons of Ergogenic Aids — John A. Clayton, Ph.D.
49 For Women Only
50 To the Ladies: Figure Shapers — Vera Christensen
54 Ms. Gold Coast—Susan Bressler — Dick Falcon
58 National Collegiate Weightlifting Championships
62 In-Season Training for Wrestling — Mario Torrez
66 Readers’ Success Stories
68 Weightlifting Announcements
69 Pannonia Cup Weightlifting Medal Winners
70 National Junior Weightlifting Championships
74 Ask the Doctor — Frank Corbett, M.D.
On the Cover:
Kent Kuehn and Lynde Johnson, a powerhouse couple in the bodybuilding scene, appear together after competing at the Atlantic City Women’s Physique Extravaganza. Their combined dedication to training and presentation captures the spirit of an evolving fitness culture that valued both strength and aesthetic balance.
A desirable collectible from Strength & Health’s classic era, this issue blends competition coverage, scientific training insights, and human interest stories that reflect bodybuilding’s continued rise in global popularity.