You are demonstrating the DANGEROUS HIGH DRAW method
CJSdrftFLAT:
You are located in San Francisco,
so,
you must be shooting at the archery range in Golden Gate Park.
STOP your method of draw the bow, IMMEDIATELY.
This is known as the HIGH DRAW method.
You are also using the "broken chicken wing" method
to draw the bow.
These are 2 clear signs you have the draw weight MUCH TOO HIGH.
I have taken snap shots of your drawing technique,
which is EXTREMELY unsafe. If your release fails,
your arrow will go an extremely long distance,
and will definitely go over the target you are aiming at,
and you could easily hit a member of the public
at the Golden Gate Park.
CJSdrftFLAT
Your bow hand is way above your shoulder.
Your elbow is at arrow nock height.
Marcus has his bow hand much closer to shoulder height.
Marcus has his elbow above the arrow nock height.
CJSdrftFLAT
You have now RAISED your bow hand even higher than
the 1rst picture. You are now in dangerous territory,
if your release fails or your d-loop breaks.
You have now also started to drop your release side elbow low.
CJSdrftFLAT
Your bow hand is way too high.
Release side elbow is way too low.
If your d-loop broke right now,
your arrow could easily go 200 yards at this launch angle.
CJSdrftFLAT
You are now starting to overload your arm strength,
and getting into the "chicken with the broken wing" position.
Please, reduce your draw weight by at least 10 lbs. Put your bow
into the MINIMUM draw weight.