Excelent thread , once we get most of the other things in archery figured out , or think we do , its down to grip , I have strugeled with mine for years . Lots of diferant grips , and hand positions , even amongst the pros , they dont all do it the same way . Its an individual thing . I dont think any one would sugest grabing the grip with all of your grasp , wraping fingers around and sqeazing as a good grip , nor will most sugest a super high grip with the tention of the bow pulling it into the web between thumb and index finger . You must find the happy medium between the two extreems , that you are most consistant with . I will tell you what works for me , it may not work for you or the majority . I am most consistant with a medium high grip , the kind that darton and merlin bows kind of fource your hand into . Cant shoot a thin straight up and down grip that requires a low grip with any consistancy at all , the type of stock grips that have been on bowtech bows for the past couple years , these bows definatly require a low grip , many do well with them , Im not one of the many .