Any one else get a muscle strain from drawing back a bow .

[Hunter007]

2 hours ago, dbHunterNY said:

i've noticed peep alignment changes a little if your strands (individual not just splitting colors) aren't balanced on either side of peep, even on a new string. draw length might change. not sure but i haven't noticed any significant difference to where it effected my shooting.

I put dap of paint on either side of the peep string  just to make sure it is staying in the same spot after every shot .

They can slip sometimes after a lot of use I noticed 

[dbHunterNY]

2 hours ago, Storm914 said:

I put dap of paint on either side of the peep string  just to make sure it is staying in the same spot after every shot .

They can slip sometimes after a lot of use I noticed 

i was talking about rotation but that is true depending on how well or if it's tied in and something to watch. i tie my tubeless peeps in with BCY thread. i wrap around peep itself, above it, and below it. equal wraps around string on either side of peep. it's a continuous run of thread. maybe excessive but it doesn't move. i'd post a picture if i was home. 

[Bionic]

I get fatigued out pretty badly in my fake arm that holds the bow.  The fake arm itself doesn't get fatigued though for some reason but in all seriousness my sound arm, holding the fake arm, that holds the bow, screams in fatigue if i shoot more than say 6 shots in a row.  My arm with be strained to the point, it has no strength at all really, for a few minutes, then slowly reverts back its strength.