What can result when attempting to draw back a bow that has too much draw weight?

When attempting to draw back a bow that has too much draw weight, the most significant risk is the potential for physical injury, particularly to the chest or shoulder. If the draw weight exceeds what the archer can comfortably handle, it may lead to an inability to draw the string back fully. This can result in muscle strain or other injuries due to overexertion. The biomechanics involved in archery require a balance between strength and technique, and exceeding one's limits can lead to both health risks and reduced performance. Properly selecting a bow with an appropriate draw weight is essential for safe and effective shooting.