Persian meels are an ancient style of club designed to improve upper body strength and mobility. They originate from training practices dating back hundreds of years, originally to prepare ancient warriors to fight with sword and shield on the battlefield.

Feb 22, 2020 · First things first: What are Persian Meels? Meels (or mils) tend to be larger than Indian Clubs, and generally weigh between 2 and 10kg each. Sometimes heavier! They originated in Persia (now Iran), as a key strength building exercise. They were developed in the 13th century during the Mughal (Mongol) occupation.

Fibrous, warm and organic like muscles, the Persian Meel are made from one solid piece of walnut timber and are used in pair. The weight of Persian Meels are measured as the combined weight of the pair. All our Meel are original and authentic Persian Meel handmade by traditional artisans in Iran.

The BMF collection of Persian meels are hand turned from walnut and sapele hardwood. Available from 2kg to 15kg (4kg to 30kg sets).

Aug 17, 2023 · In the realm of unconventional and effective training tools, Persian Meels stand as a testament to the ingenuity of ancient warriors and athletes. These elegantly shaped clubs, with their distinctive elongated form, have a storied history that stretches back centuries.

Persian Meels are a style of club used in the old Persian Empire in a sports club called the Zurkhaneh, which means ‘HOUSE of POWER’. The clubs are heavier compared to Indian clubs. The shoulder casting of the club is technically difficult and …

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