I think it has to do with the type of archery you participate in...hunting, flight or target. When I post a full draw pic it is not the stance or draw I use when shooting and especially when hunting. I can make my draw length increase by at least 2" by taking a target shooting stance and I generally shoot better that way. When I'm at a 3D shoot or hunting(I practice the same as I hunt) my stance and style are fluid, limber and flexible, my draw length is 26" at best. This is something we all need to think about...or at least us hunters. Thinking that you draw 29"(you probably do at home) might be an underestimation when crunch time comes and Bucky is standing 12yds broadside and looking the other direction! It is hard to practice for this but it is foolish to not think about it.