TriAthlete Magazine November 1985 No. 27 Julie Moss Material Girl VG


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Tri-Athlete Magazine – November 1985 – No. 27 – Julie Moss / Material Girl – VG

This vintage issue of Tri-Athlete magazine (No. 27), dated November 1985, is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the one you will receive. Please review the detailed photos for condition purposes. This copy is in great shape for its age and will be shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.


Contents

Features

  • 18 Ducks Do It. Why Not You? – Exploring the benefits of webbed swimming gear. (Ken Menlo)

  • 20 Massage Is the Medium – Improving performance and recovery through massage. (Bob Cooper)

  • 24 Two-Wheel Tear Ducts – A closer look at American Flyers. (R.P. Boye)

  • 26 The Greatest Show in Town – Chicago hosts the world’s largest triathlon. (William R. Katovsky)

  • 32 News from the Old World – Triathlon developments across Europe. (Renato Cudicio)

  • 34 Material Girl – An exclusive interview with Julie Moss. (William R. Katovsky)

  • 40 Sex on the Circuit – The inside scoop on triathlon’s offbeat stories. (The Tattler)

  • 43 Taking Training Indoors – A review of the latest equipment for off-season preparation.

  • 56 Brrrrrrrrr! – Coverage of the Tri-Fed National Long Course Championship. (Tom Taylor)


Departments

  • 5 Transition Area – “The New Madonna.”

  • 6 Tri-Talk – News and commentary: RAAM challenges, photo contest results, “dropping trou,” and the Race of Truth.

  • 15 Medical Advice: Ask Labman – Tips from Doug Hiller, M.D., and Mary O’Toole, Ph.D.

  • 17 Let’s Hear from S.T. – Scott Tinley’s Q&A with readers.

  • 63 Race Reports – Summaries of recent competitions.

  • 68 Race Calendar – Upcoming events and schedules.

  • 70 Bio-Feedback – Letters from the readership.


A classic collectible for endurance-sport fans, this issue highlights the growing culture of triathlon in the mid-1980s, with a standout interview featuring Julie Moss, training guidance, race coverage, and unique insights into the sport’s evolving lifestyle.

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