Compound Bow Hitch Point Position Gets Higher After Pulling Back

Is the questioner asking "why the compound bow's hitch point position becomes higher after drawing" The compound bow's hitch point position becomes higher after drawing because of the compound bow's design principle. According to the query of relevant public information, there is an angle between the point of the compound bow (i.e., the position where the arrow is placed) and the position of the bowstring. When the bowstring is pulled open, the bow arm begins to bend, the angle gradually becomes smaller, and the elastic energy of the bow arm accumulates to a certain degree when the arrow starts to shoot forward. In this process, the degree of bending of the bow arm will affect the height of the arrow, the greater the degree of bending of the bow arm, the higher the height of the arrow, and vice versa.