Upon release, your drawing hand moves back along your face and under your ear, with fingers relaxed, ending near your drawing shoulder. Your shoulder hinges, allowing your elbow to relax down. The bow arm moves slightly forward, then left (or right for left-handed shooters) and down. After follow-through, check that your drawing and bow hands are in the correct ending positions, thanks to maintaining active muscles throughout the shot sequence, which applies to both the String Bow® and a real bow.
Upon release, your drawing hand will move rearward, along (painting) your face, and under your ear with your fingers relaxed, and end up with your thumb touching (or near) your drawing shoulder. The shoulder should hinge so your elbow can move/relax down. The bow arm moves a bit forward then slightly both left (right for left-handed shooter) and down. After follow-through, reflect upon the position of your drawing and bow hand to see that they are in the proper ending positions as a result of hav-ing kept your muscles active throughout the shot sequence. This is done exactly the same for the String Bow® and the real bow.
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