Key Points
1. Take the longrod off your bow and hook your fingers on the string. Let the bow hang from your draw fingers as you can see in the figure above.
2. Keep the hook secure, the same as you would when you shoot, but do not tense the back of the draw hand, draw wrist or forearm. Feel the connection between your hook and your draw elbow.
3. As you do this, you should notice that the draw wrist and forearm is either in a straight line or the wrist is slightly bent outwards in your natural position. This is good and demonstrates the correct feeling of hooking and the proper draw wrist position. You can see this in the figure above.
4. Your draw wrist should not be bent inwards. This would appear as the wrist being closer to the body than the forearm and elbow in the photo above. This would be a weak position.