Persian Sang – Strength and grace
Because of its large surface area, the Persian Sang shield requires great stability and lends itself perfectly to graceful and powerful strength movements.
Embracing the Sang will not only enhance your physical power but also promote improved shoulder mobility and stability. With each session, you’ll witness notable advancements in technique and strength.
The Sang is an amazing piece of equipment. The weight is perfectly balanced. With the weight distributed over such a large area, it lends itself to graceful power movements. A joy to use.
Dr David Mcintosh
MD
Bridge the gap of weight lifting and martial arts
The size and dynamics of pressing the Sang make it considerably more challenging and effective than the standard dumbbell, or barbell, chest press. The Sang conditions you to coordinate, position and align your body during each movement, this is of practical importance for martial artists, wrestlers and MMA practitioners.
The ancient Persian Shield, Sang, increases stability, core and grip strength and is a powerful meditative tool for greater alignment and synchronicity.
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Sang is meant to be a massive challenge. The standard competition Sang weights for men starts at 40 kg set (i.e. 20 kg each Sang). Contact us for guidance.
We offer flexible training options, from workshops (online and in person), and one on one coaching sessions to group events. Visit our academy to learn more and find a coach near you.
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They are proudly made in Iran, the traditional way.
Our Sang are not machine made or mass produced. Each Sang is completely unique and hand crafted by a master artisan for unparalleled balance and symmetry. It’s an ancient art-form and traditional way of life.
A safe and significant tool that bomb proofs the whole shoulder girdle. Any deficiencies in range of motion can be identified and improved with regular practice. This is a meditative tool that coordinates movement and breath.
Dr David Oxenham
Chiropractor, Persian Yoga teacher Brisbane