ORIGINAL: Bigpapascout
I agree with outlander and fisher!
drop down your poundage and adjust your draw length and use a wrist support, By not gripping the bow this will take pressure off the wrist besides there is more pressure on your shoulder and elbowthan on your wrist Provided you are shooting a bow set at the proper draw length.
If the string is slapping your wrist you need to roll your hand in a little to get your forearm farther away from the path of the string.
The heel of your palm between your thumb and fore finger at about a 45degree angle should be the only part of your hand touching the riser grip.
If you have to canter your head over that much to see thru the peep while properly anchoring the string to the side of your nose the peep or sightor bothis in the wrong location.or either your eyes are on the side of your head
which they dont look like they are.
you can choose to improve your form or you can choose tocontinue to make excuses, Nevertheless it is your choice we will respect which ever decesion you decide to make
Now go shoot your bow[8D]