F.I.T./ FIREWALK INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
Learn the craft.
Lead the fire.
Five days to develop the firewalking and facilitation skills to prepare, organise and lead your own events.
“I have never felt so powerful!” Lucy L.
With Firewalk Masters
Arantxa Cobos Aguirre, Tom Gregor & Duka Nagy
EXPERIENCE THE PRACTICE. LEARN TO GUIDE.
Esplore. ↓
DATES
16. – 20. November
LOCATION
Uclés, Cuenca – Spain
DURATION
5 Days
01/ A NEXT STEP FOR YOUR PRACTICE
Experience it yourself.
Learn to guide others.
A practical pathway for people who want to bring firewalking and experiential activities into their work.
COACHES & FACILITATORS
Expand the way
you work with people.
Explore firewalking, group dynamics and high-impact activities as part of your facilitation practice.
TRAINERS & TEAM LEADERS
Bring experience
into the conversation.
Develop your understanding of how to lead a group, work with its energy and explore trust and cooperation.
INDIVIDUALS & FUTURE INSTRUCTORS
Take your interest
into a deeper practice.
Learn the skills involved in preparing a firewalk and explore potential you never new you had.
02/ INSIDE THE TRAINING
A personal experience.
A professional practice.
The training brings together firewalking, group facilitation and experiential activities. You take part in the practice and develop the skills involved in leading it.
Prepare and lead a firewalk.
Develop the firewalking skills involved in organising an event and guiding participants across the ember bed.
Discover the leader within you.
Explore your limits, belief, fear and the energy before, during and after an activity.
Broaden your facilitation tools.
Learn about glasswalk, arrowbreak, boardbreak and re-bar bend, and the themes each activity can open up.
03/ EXPERIENCES WITH A PURPOSE
High-impact activities.
Thoughtful facilitation.
The activity creates a moment. Preparation, guidance and reflection give you a way to work with it.
TAKE A STEP
Glasswalk
Explore concentration, attention and the inner dialogue that comes before taking an unfamiliar step.
GIVE IT ALL
Arrow-break
Use the experience as a starting point to explore hesitation, decision-making and commitment to an action.
DON'T STOP
Board-break
Explore the relationship between a clear intention, a moment of action and the conversation that follows.
CONNECT
Re-bar bend
A shared activity that provides a setting to explore cooperation, communication and connection.
Working with your audience
Understand and work with group energy throughout the experience
Trust & belief
Explore the assumptions people bring to an activity and how they make sense of it.
04/ PRINCIPLES THROUGHT THE TRAINING
• Pay Attention.
Stay focused and present all the time.
• Speak the Truth.
Stay truthfull to yourself and to others.
• Ask for what you want.
You are provided with what you need.
• Keep your Agreements.
We start on time and keep the word.
• Take responsibility.
There is no one to blame.
05/ YOUR INSTRUCTORS
Learn with people
who live the practice.
FIREWALK MASTER
Arantxa
Cobos Aguirre
Firewalking since 2013. Host of the 2021 International Firewalk Gathering in Spain.
FIREWALK MASTER
Tom
Gregor
Firewalking since 2013. Host of the 2022 International Firewalk Gathering in Czechia.
FIREWALK MASTER
Duka
Nagy
Firewalking since 2013. Certified Firewalk Master since 2019 by Tolly Burkan
06/ THE NEXT TRAINING
Five days.
A new chapter
from different perspective.
Join the next Firewalk Instructor Training in Uclés, in the Spanish province of Cuenca.
Dates |
16 – 20 November 2026 |
Location |
Uclés & Tribaldos, Cuenca – Spain |
Instructors |
Arantxa Cobos Aguirre, Tom Gregor, Duka Nagy |
Language |
English |
Start |
Monday 16. November 10:00 AM |
NEXT FIREWALK
INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
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16. – 20. November
Uclés, region Cuenca – Spain
07/ GET A FEEL FOR THE EXPERIENCE
See the people.
Feel the atmosphere.
A glimpse of the practice, the group and the moments around the fire.
08/ BEFORE YOU APPLY
Good questions.
Clearer choices.
Understand the course before deciding
on your next step.
What is the purpose of the training?
The course develops the firewalking and facilitation skills involved in organising and leading your own firewalk events. It combines personal experience, working with a group and a range of experiential activities.
Is this a certification course?
Yes. The FIT is an instructor certification course. Contact us for the certification and assessment requirements, the issuing organisation and what the qualification covers. Certification depends on meeting the course criteria.
Do I need previous experience?
No. Almost everybody can firewalk. We will discuss the entry requirements and whether the course is suitable for your experience and goals.
Do I have to participate in every activity?
All activities are voluntary. You can choose to take part, pause or observe. Ask us how participation choices relate to the learning and certification requirements.
What should I know about risks?
Firewalking carries a risk of burns. Firewalking and the other activities involve risks and require appropriate preparation and guidance. Ask us about participation requirements and raise any relevant concerns before booking.
What is included, and how do I book?
Contact us for the current fee, what is included, accommodation and meal arrangements, teaching language, availability and booking conditions. An enquiry is a conversation about the course; it does not reserve a place.
Your next step starts with a conversation
Ready to explore
the next step?
Tell us a little about yourself and what brings you to the training.
Ask for the details you need to make a considered choice.
NEXT FIREWALK INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
16-20 NOVEMBER 2026
Uclés, Spain
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