He doesn't own a school, doesn't set too many rules, has no absolute notions about what makes the most effective kick or which stance delivers the most powerful punch. Or how your belt is tied, for that matter. Remy Presas is not concerned with all that. He's too busy teaching people self-defense.
Some people study for years before they develop their own individuality within a style.
Remy helps martial artists discover their own style much quicker. After 25 years in the martial arts, Presas has refined his teaching methods until anyone, regardless of past experience, can learn the rudiments of arnis in one two-day seminar. Not theory, not history, but tangible, usable self-defense skills. Since 1975, Presas has been giving seminars sponsored in dojo throughout the United States as a representative of the Philippine government, teaching the national sport of arnis. But when he gets up to teach, he becomes a regular arnis warrior.