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Working It Out (1999)

In Working It Out, a special gym caters to horny body builders who work out new sexual positions on the gym equipment! First, Justin Case tops Drew Andrews on the Stair Master, then masseur Vince Bandero works hard on Nathan Walters, including a great throat massage. Next, Leo DeSilver tops Chris Donnel in their first appearance in a gay video, and finally, Paul Morgan tops Marshal O Boy and Nathan Walters in the steam room. Also included for a guest appearance in a non-sexual role is Allan Gassman as the gym's appoinment taker.
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In Working It Out, a special gym caters to horny body builders who work out new sexual positions on the gym equipment! First, Justin Case tops Drew Andrews on the Stair Master, then masseur Vince Bandero works hard on Nathan Walters, including a great throat massage. Next, Leo DeSilver tops Chris Donnel in their first appearance in a gay video, and finally, Paul Morgan tops Marshal O Boy and Nathan Walters in the steam room. Also included for a guest appearance in a non-sexual role is Allan Gassman as the gym's appoinment taker.

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Directed By:Karen Dior
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In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Sex Video

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