Beyond
the familiar.
A real experience. A different perspective.
For people, teams and those who guide others.
A challange worth exploring.
A choice that stays yours.
Czechia & Spain
Explore. ↓
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Firewalk Instructor Training
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16. – 20. November
Uclés/Tribaldos, Spain
01/ Three steps to begin
Choose your next step.
There is more than one reason to come to the fire. Start with what matters to you.
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TEAMS & ORGANISATIONS
A shared experience.
A different conversation.
Experiential programmes that bring trust, communication and leadership into focus.
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COACHES & FACILITATORS
Grow your practice.
Learn to lead the fire.
Develop firewalking and group facilitation skills through our five-day instructor training.
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TEAMS & ORGANISATIONS
Your own reason.
Your own next step.
Explore firewalking as a personal experience.
Ask us about current public events.
02/ For Leaders, HR, Teams
Give your people a different perspective.
Take a familiar question into an unfamiliar setting. Create space to explore how your team communicates, makes decisions and supports each other.
Trust becomes something you experience.
Use a shared activity to explore support, responsibility and personal boundaries. Reflect together on what helps your team work well.
Notice how you lead when the setting changes.
Explore preparation, choice and the way you guide others through uncertainty. Connect the experience to the leadership questions in your organisation.
Make room for a different conversation.
A shared experience gives your team something concrete to discuss: how you listen, offer support, express a boundary and move forward together.
03/ More than walk across embers
The fire is the experience.
The learning is yours.
Preparation. Presence. A personal choice.
Prepare with purpose.
Begin with your intention, the setting and the participation requirements. Ask questions and understand the experience.
Meet the moment.
Experience an unfamiliar situation with facilitator guidance. You decide how you take part, including choosing to observe.
Take time to reflect.
Explore what you noticed and what it means to you. Consider how it connects to your life, practice or team.
04/ Firewalk Instructor Training
Be the person
who guides
the next step.
Five days to experience the practice, develop your skills and learn to lead a firewalk event of your own.
Firewalking – Group Facilitation – Experiential activities – Certification
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Firewalk Instructor Training
Day(s)
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16. – 20. November
Uclés/Tribaldos, Spain
Certification requirements and participation conditions apply. Contact us to discuss the programme and your background.
04/ Firewalk Instructor Training
Learn the craft.
Lead the experience.
16–20 November 2026 · Uclés, Spain · 5 days
Train with Firewalk Masters Arantxa Cobos Aguirre and Tom Gregor. Develop the skills involved in preparing and facilitating your own firewalk event.
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Firewalking practice
Working with the fire and preparing the experience.
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Leading a group
Trust, communication and group energy management.
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Experiential activities
Glasswalk, arrowbreak, boardbreak and re-bar bend.
Ask us for the complete programme, participation requirements and certification conditions.
05/ From the experience
Real moments.
Different stories.
Preparation, support and the moment itself.
A glimpse of Firewalk Academy events.
A personal step. →
Support. Experience. →
Support. Experience. →
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Public Event
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3. April 2027
Řehenice, Czechia
06/ Before you take the next step
Good questions.
Clearer choices.
Preparation. Presence. A personal choice.
What is firewalking?
Firewalking is walking barefoot across a bed of glowing embers after preparation and with facilitator guidance. It is an experiential activity, often explored alongside reflection, group facilitation and personal development.
How do you plan a corporate programme?
We begin by discussing your team, its context and the questions you want to explore. We then discuss a suitable format, activities, location and time for reflection. Firewalking can be part of the conversation rather than a requirement for every programme.
Does everyone have to take part?
No. Every activity is voluntary. You can choose to participate, pause or observe. Firewalking carries a risk of burns; ask us about preparation and participation requirements before booking.
What will I learn in instructor training?
The five-day training covers firewalking, working with a group and experiential activities including glasswalk, arrowbreak, boardbreak and re-bar bend. Contact us for the full programme, entry requirements and certification criteria.
Where do your experiences take place?
Firewalk Academy works in Spain and Czechia. Our next published instructor training takes place in Uclés, Spain, on 16–20 November 2026. Ask us about current public events and location options for your team.
Your next step starts with a conversation
What are you
ready to explore?
Tell us what brings you here
We will help you find a place to begin.
Ask us about current public firewalks, locations and participation requirements. Your own reason is a good place to begin.