Lbg, thanks for the info. Yes it appears your description is what Im experiencing. Even if I purposely lower it and hold it pre-draw, once Im at anchor I find I can lower it some more by thinking about it. I have no doubt there was damage done last year, but to what extent I don’t know. In the never ending quest for accuracy I am always trying different things. When I read bone on bone was the best, and the less muscle involvement the better, I did something that apparently has resulted in a messed up shoulder. I went out and did a ¾ pre draw and then totally relaxed my entire arm, which pushed it inward. I would then complete the draw and only the force of the bow was holding my arm in place. The accuracy was awesome, so much so that I got out the video camera and talked my way through it so I wouldn’t forget it. However the next week my shoulder hurt something awful, couldn’t even shoot my bow. I waited a week or two and got back into shooting, but never let myself “relax” like that again. Both my shoulders hurt now and again, same with my ankles. I just assume this is part of getting old. Maybe its time to have a chat with a shoulder doc and see what if any damage was done and how to correct it. Maybe its time to switch back to right hand. :lol:
Aiden, thanks for the link.