WALK THROUGH FEAR.
LEAD WITH FIRE.

Become a Certified Firewalking Instructor and unlock the power to guide others through transformation.
June11th - 14th
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DATES
June 11–14, 2025
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LOCATION
Steelbadger Farms, Lenoir, NC
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INVESTMENT
$2,500
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CAPACITY

Limited to 10 participants
participant mid-stride across firewalk showing focus and determination
participant mid-stride across firewalk showing focus and determination

Become A Certified Fire Walker
Master the Elements of Transformation

This isn’t just about walking on fire—it’s about learning to lead others to do the impossible.

🔥 Firewalking science, safety, and event setup
🔥 Group facilitation and energy management
🔥 Glass walking, arrow breaking, and board breaking techniques
🔥 The psychology of fear and human potential
🔥 Creating sacred space and ceremony
🔥 Building and leading transformational events with confidence and integrity
 
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ARE YOU A
Coache, Leader, or a Change Maker

F.I.T. is ideal for:
• Coaches, trainers, and facilitators seeking to add high-impact experiences to their work
• Veterans and first responders transitioning into empowerment roles
• Corporate or community leaders seeking deeper team-building tools
• Anyone ready to step beyond fear and lead with purpose

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Authenticity. Integrity. Transformation

As part of the Firewalking Center’s global network, Dennis has led hundreds through transformative firewalks.

Our mission: to help you discover that fear is not real—only growth is.

Master Instructor Dennis Narlock, a Service-Disabled Navy Veteran, brings over 37 years of leadership, coaching, and experiential training across the U.S., UK, and EU.

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Are You Ready to Lead Others Through Fire?

Your journey begins here. Walk the coals, claim your certification, and step into your power as a Firewalking Instructor.

*Space is limited to 10 participants. All training includes hands-on safety instruction and event facilitation practice. Lodging and meals not included unless otherwise noted.
 
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Professional setup and supervision
Scientific preparation and safety protocols
Participants must complete a liability release form prior to walking


THIS IS YOUR MOMENT TO BREAK THROUGH

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FAQ

What should I wear?
Please wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting slightly dirty or scuffed—pants are recommended (they will be rolled up). Avoid dresses or skirts for ease of movement. No specific shoe requirement—remember, you'll be barefoot during the walk!
Is firewalking safe?
As a certified Executive Fire Walk Instructor, my top priority is ensuring every Fire Walk is conducted as safely as possible. While working with fire does involve inherent risks, I take extensive precautions and provide thorough preparation for all participants. Your safety is paramount, and the final decision to walk lies entirely with you.
Do I need special training?
No special training is necessary. We will fully explain the process, answer all your questions, and demonstrate how to approach the Fire Walk with the right mindset and intention. Ultimately, it’s your decision to participate or to opt out at any time.
What if I’m afraid?
Feeling nervous is perfectly natural! Even experienced firewalkers can feel some trepidation. The choice to walk across the coals is entirely yours—there’s no pressure from facilitators or fellow participants. We respect your personal decision, whatever it may be.
Can I bring a friend or group?
Yes! You are welcome to bring friends or groups, provided everyone has completed their liability release form and paid their fee. For minors, parents or guardians must sign their consent forms. Parents are not required to pay unless they wish to participate themselves.
What if it rains?
We can proceed in light rain, provided it doesn’t become too heavy or accompanied by lightning. (We do not walk in lightning for safety reasons.) We monitor weather conditions carefully to ensure safety during the event.