A "relaxed hand" with a deep hook. Relaxed hand and weist. It sounds od, but it helps eliminate torque and promotes a clean rearward, pullng releasein line with the line of he elbow through the arrow.
I read about it on the threads here, and tried it by getting a deep hook witht eh finders, and consciously letting my drawing hand and wrist br loos, even wobble it like a loose rope attaching my hooked fingers to the strng. The result is pulling straight, as the draw pressure pulls your relaxed hand and weist straight, 'caue it's loose - relaxed. Arrows go straight.
Now, with that relaxed hand and wrist, a comfortable angle of the hand on the string won't hurt (induce any torque), as long as the hand and wrist stays relaxed through the draw and release.
maybe hat's it.
Topic: Help me understand Asbell's TBM arcticle (Read 2130 times)
