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Gunnar Peterson's Core Secrets: Bun Battle (2003)

Work these problem areas with Core Secrets Bun Battle. Trim, shapely hips and thighs are yours with this sequence of bun-firming, fat-blasting, moves. Brooke demonstrates proper positioning as Gunnar challenges and encourages you through every set. Follow the routine three times weekly for maximum results.
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Work these problem areas with Core Secrets Bun Battle. Trim, shapely hips and thighs are yours with this sequence of bun-firming, fat-blasting, moves. Brooke demonstrates proper positioning as Gunnar challenges and encourages you through every set. Follow the routine three times weekly for maximum results.

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Directed By:Andrea Ambandos
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In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Dragonfly Productions

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