Pahlavans are traditional Iranian wrestlers known for their strength, skill, and dedication to physical fitness. They often train in a unique gym called a zurkhaneh, which combines elements of wrestling, music, and poetry. Pahlavans not only focus on physical prowess but also emphasize moral values, such as respect, humility, and community service. The practice of becoming a Pahlavan is deeply rooted in Persian culture and history, dating back to ancient times. These athletes participate in various competitions and are celebrated for their achievements. The art of Pahlavani is recognized as an important cultural heritage in Iran and has been included in UNESCO's list of Intangible Cultural Heritage.