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Triathlete Magazine – May 1988 – No. 56 – Scott Tinley: Fashion Force – VG
This vintage issue of Triathlete magazine (No. 56), dated May 1988, is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the one you will receive. Please check the detailed photos for condition purposes. This copy is in excellent shape for its age and will be shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
Features
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28 Shooting Stars – Five athletes predicted to shine in 1988.
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36 Fire and Ice – Kirsten Hanssen dazzles at the Mountain Man. (Richard Graham)
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44 It’s the Real Thing – Coca-Cola adds life to the sport. (Harald Johnson)
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52 Fun with Fashion – Functional summer styles for triathletes.
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62 Scott Tinley – A closer look at triathlon’s “fashion force.” (C.J. Olivares Jr.)
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64 Winterlude/Bal de Neige – Canada’s festive dance of snow. (C.J. Olivares Jr.)
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100 Waterford Crystal – The making of a triathlon tradition. (C.J. Olivares Jr.)
Columns
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16 Perspective – “Cross-Fantasy What?!” (John Robson)
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18 The Guinea Pig Experiments – Testing new ideas in training. (Mark Hodges)
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20 Sports Health – Tom Burnett’s triathlon improvement program.
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22 Swim – A ground-pounder learns to embrace the water.
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24 Bike – Turning skinny legs into cycling strength.
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26 Run – Steps toward quality running.
Departments
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9 Letters – Reader correspondence.
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11 Informer – News, updates, and product highlights in triathlon.
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70 Race Notes – Reports and results from recent events.
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76 Calendar – A guide to upcoming multi-sport competitions.
(On the cover: Scott Tinley—world-class triathlete, father, husband, and the sport’s “fashion force.” Location: Desert Princess Country Club and Resort, Palm Desert, California. Photography by C.J. Olivares Jr.)
A standout collectible for endurance-sport enthusiasts, this issue celebrates Scott Tinley’s unique blend of athletic excellence and style, while offering gear insights, athlete profiles, and race coverage from triathlon’s dynamic late-1980s era.