I made an Atlatl to use in the field and to see what I can get out of it as a Ninja Practitioner.
After I studied the Atlatl I made it so it was suitable for a Ninja Practitioner in the field.
I made the Atlatl small enough to fit onto my back without losing the effectiveness.  
First I tried throwing the Atlatl across the field, I didn't realize how well it would fly, and it covered three times the distance I expected.
It was so accurate it blows me away.
I even found I could put a flag tie on the dart with information on it and it still worked well.
I try a sharp end on the dart that worked very well against a tree and I tied a note on the end of the dart, both have so many possibilities.
I threw the dart from one field to another over a tree-line, it worked very well.
Atlatl was used against a tree with a target to hit, the dart was imbedded into the tree, and I broke the dart trying to pull it back out lol.
I had a lot of fun practicing with the Atlatl.
Good for Survival from Andre....

Negative people.
If you are negative towards me, than you need to look at yourself.
Don't be Negative to others because they are different.
We may not understand why we do the things we do, but we must respect others even if they are different.
I've got to say I don't know why I do or know the things I do, but I respect it. be yourself and help others.
My style of Ninjutsu is for a world of collapse, helping you in a way of extreme survival.
Some people look at the term martial arts refers to the art of warfare, I look at martial arts as a way of surviving in extreme cases, in a changing world.
We all have our own outlook on things in life, so respect new ideas and people, one day this world might need them.

One of my new clips in HD is about Presser points of the Human Anatomy.

The following three levels of Points are;
1) Pain
2) Unconsciousness
3) Fatal   

I will be teaching the Fatal Presser points areas so you can avoid them, using minimum force against your adversary, also denoting what fatal areas are on your own body to defend them by using Protective pads and Martial arts. 

I always teach the striking points on the human body first, then the Martial arts Mechanics on how to strike the areas correctly using your body, weapons and your surroundings.

I think it's important to learn these Presser points first, before learning anything else.

I also think it's Important to learn first-Aid, when we are outdoors training we always make sure we have with us a First-Aid kit and a Mobile phone for Emergences

From Andre.