PU.F./ PUBLIC FIREWALK EXPERIENCE
Meet the fire.
Discover more.
Step beyond the familiar with a guided firewalking experience. Come with curiosity, your own reason and the freedom to choose how you take part.
A personal challenge.
A different way to see what’s possible.
CZECHIA OR SPAIN
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PREPARE – EXPERIENCE – REFLEXT
• GUIDED PREPARATION
• VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION
• A SHARED EXPERIENCE
01/ BEGIN WITH YOUR OWN REASON
What brings you
to the fire?
A question. A change. Simple curiosity.
You do not need a grand reason to explore something new.
DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
Look again at
what feels possible.
Meet an unfamiliar experience and notice the assumptions you bring to it. What might you see differently?
A PERSONAL CHALLENGE
Make space
for your next step.
Explore hesitation, intention and the choices in front of you. Your pace and your participation remain yours.
A SHARED MOMENT
Experience the moment
alongside others.
Notice what it means to give support, receive encouragement and be part of a group facing something new.
02/ WHAT TO EXPECT
The walk is one part.
The experience is yours.
Firewalking means walking barefoot across a bed of glowing embers after preparation and with facilitator guidance. The experience also invites you to explore focus, connection and your own response to an unfamiliar situation.
Begin with preparation.
Get to know the setting, the facilitators and the participation requirements. Guided activities introduce the experience step by step
Choose how you meet the moment.
Listen, ask questions and make your own decision about the firewalk. You can participate, pause or observe.
Explore what it means to you.
What did you notice? What surprised you? Consider what you want to take from the experience into your everyday life.
03/ a principle that matters
An invitation.
Your own decision.
Every activity is voluntary. Choosing to observe is a choice we respect, just as choosing to take part is.
04/ AN EXPERIENCE TO EXPLORE
Bring your curiosity.
Notice what unfolds.
Different people make different meaning from the same experience. These are some of the questions you might bring to yours.
Where does your attention go?
Notice the story you tell yourself before an unfamiliar step. What helps you listen, stay present and recognise what matters to you?
What does a considered choice feel like?
Explore the difference between reacting to a situation and choosing your response. A meaningful decision can be a step forward, a pause or a clear boundary.
How do you give and receive support?
A shared experience offers a setting to notice encouragement, trust and connection. What changes when you feel supported, and how do you support someone else?
05/ FIND YOUR NEXT EXPERIENCE
Where would you
like to join us?
Ask us for the current public event dates, locations and participation details in Spain and Czechia.
CZECHIA
Find your next step
in Czechia.
Ask about public events, locations and the format that fits your interest. We can help you explore the options.
SPAIN
Explore firewalking
in Spain.
Tell us where you would like to join and ask about the next dates, event language and booking details.
06/ YOUR INSTRUCTORS
A human approach.
An experienced practice.
Meet the people behind Firewalk Academy in Spain and Czechia. The facilitators and programme for your chosen event are confirmed in its details.
Arantxa
Cobos Aguirre
Firewalk Master
Spain
Tom
Gregor
Firewalk Master
Czechia
07/ BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Curious?
Start with a question.
Understand the course before deciding
on your next step.
Do I have to walk across the fire?
No. All activities are voluntary. You can choose to participate, pause or observe. The decision is yours, and you can discuss your questions with the facilitators.
Is it only for people who want personal development?
People may come with a personal question, an interest in a new experience or simple curiosity. You do not need to arrive with a particular story or promise yourself a specific result.
Do I need previous experience?
Tell us if this will be your first firewalk. Ask about the preparation and participation requirements for the event you are considering, so you can make an informed choice.
What should I know about the risks?
Firewalking carries a risk of burns. Preparation and facilitator guidance matter. Discuss the participation requirements and any relevant concerns before booking; choosing to observe remains an option.
How long is an event, and what is included?
The duration, activities, price and included services depend on the event. Ask for the programme, start and finish times, venue, language and booking conditions before making plans.
Can I come with friends or bring someone to watch?
Tell us who you would like to bring. Group booking and spectator arrangements depend on the particular event, so please confirm them with us in advance.
How can I find the next public event?
Choose Spain or Czechia below and ask us for the current dates and details. An enquiry does not reserve a place; booking is arranged after you have the event information.
Your next step starts with a conversation
What would you
like to explore?
Ask about the next event, share your questions or tell us what brings you to the fire.
PUBLIC FIREWALK EVENTS
Czechia & Spain
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