Original sentence: He taught the method of hitting cane-on-cane for sparring practices, which attracted more newcomers and allowed the art to be taught in the Philippines' school system.However, it had discouraged many would-be practitioners who were hurt from this impractically brutal training, and arnis became a dying art until Remy Presas modernized it.Modern Arnis is currently perpetuated by a number of organizations worldwide, with some of the largest being the DAV of Germany, the International Modern Arnis Federation (IMAF), and the World Modern Arnis Alliance (WMAA).Moern Arnis wepons training focuses on training with a single straight stick that is approximately 26" long, called a cane or baston.Notable practitioners of Modern Arnis include Dan Anderson, Roland Dantes, Jeff Delaney, Bram Frank, Tim Hartman, Shishir Inocalla, Dieter Knuettel, Remy P.Originally, the cane was considered sacred by practitioners, and therefore an arnis practitioner was expected to hit his cane at the hand or forearm of his sparring partner and not at the latter's cane.Presas, Randi Schea, and Kelly Worden.This also had the advantage of being the preferred method in actual combat
Edited sentence: It had discouraged many youths who were hurt from this impractically brutal training and arnis became a dying art until Remy Presas had modernized it.Memories of Remy.Modern Arnis is currently perpetuated by a number of organizations, with some of the largest being the DAV of Germany, the International Modern Arnis Federation (IMAF), and the World Modern Arnis Alliance (WMAA).Notable practitioners of Modern Arnis include Roland Dantes, Jeff Delaney, Tim Hartman, Shishir Inocalla, Dieter Knuettel, Remy P.Originally, the cane was considered sacred by old practitioners, therefore an arnis practitioner is expected to hit his cane at the hand of his sparring partner and not at the latter's cane.Presas taught the method of hitting on the cane for the sparring practices so it would attract more newcomers.Presas, Randi Schea, Tom Bolden, Doug Pierre, Bram Frank, Jerome Barber, Dan Andeson and Kelly Worden.Tribute: Professor Remy Armador Presas