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The Olympians (1996)
Using aphrodisiacs as a secret weapon, a swimmer gets an entire gym full of folks to fuck. A tale of olympic hopefulls, with Phil Bradley as coach, wrestlers, Scott Randsome, and Derek Cruise can only supress their pent-up desires for so long. But when Phil leaves the room Scott and Derek take the holds to a sweatysexual release, Phil is not left out when he enters the room in the midst of the heat. Jim Reeves and Paul Carrigan opt for a sweaty roll in the hay after their workout. It was a hot day. Beefy, Duncan Starr whips out his huge 'ten incher' and strokes it for us celebrating his gold medal day.
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Using aphrodisiacs as a secret weapon, a swimmer gets an entire gym full of folks to fuck. A tale of olympic hopefulls, with Phil Bradley as coach, wrestlers, Scott Randsome, and Derek Cruise can only supress their pent-up desires for so long. But when Phil leaves the room Scott and Derek take the holds to a sweatysexual release, Phil is not left out when he enters the room in the midst of the heat. Jim Reeves and Paul Carrigan opt for a sweaty roll in the hay after their workout. It was a hot day. Beefy, Duncan Starr whips out his huge 'ten incher' and strokes it for us celebrating his gold medal day.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Thor Stephens
In Theaters:12/31/1996
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Celsius Productions, Pacific Sun Entertainment, Sierra Pacific Video
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