6.5 shooter put out a very good suggestion in an odd sort of way.
If you try to shoot a new bow or a new/different setup by trying to shoot
like he suggested more or less, will help take your mind off of "other stuff".
And you will either end up shooting wild or shooting natural. One of two things.
If the bow "fits" and dl dw etc. is good for you, it will not change weather
you shoot sitting down or standing up. This also means you draw and hold and
release with good form. If any of the this is not quite right it will not work.
(big deal when hunting from both a blind and a tree stand or target shooting).
Don't hesitate to try things, I've seen many posts about form and how it should
be. But none to few about people with spine injuries or soft tissue damage like
torn rotor cuff. So read all you can about proper form but don't commit to what all is said.
(It's written with the perfect human in mind).
That's gettin' in to the nitty gritty of the bow stuff, what's really cool is
it's a hell of lot of fun to try and can last a lifetime.
Totally up to you.