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The Commissioner of Power (2021)

Terry Todd used his passion for writing, weight training and history to shape the Iron Game and its influence on people throughout the world. He was arguably the most familiar face and respected mind in the strength community.
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Terry Todd used his passion for writing, weight training and history to shape the Iron Game and its influence on people throughout the world. He was arguably the most familiar face and respected mind in the strength community.

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Directed By:Todd Sansom
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In Theaters:10/27/2021
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Runtime:90 minutes
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