Nice work. 7 months seems like a long time. How long did it take others?

Learning curve is a bit relative. There's a difference between landing one once in a while and landing them consistently, many times per session, regardless of water state and wind conditions.

There's also a difference in style, and depending on how one approaches it, the learning curve will vary. Cheese, Endo, Spin, Speed, or Forward, we have a nice variety.

I know of a kid that goes forward on a wave but cannot throw it over chop because of the sail/board angle and body position.

I was close to landing them on month 1 at times but freaked out about landing with the board. However, I had little sail control at the time and could only pop over a certain type of wave.

I do think the main thought is elsewhere though. More something like achieving a goal in our life, no matter how impossible it may seem to us :)

That made me smile for you at the end Manuel

Agree that the forward loop is an unnatural windsurf action against the learning "catapult ".
I was lucky that I learnt in Maui and in my mid/late 20s and asked a lot of great loopers and got very helpful pointers.
The under rotation phase then the over rotation bending booms, black eye and broken nose being hooked in harness (extra style points) then wave broke as launched of wave and feet came out but when landed my knee broke my nose.
But the feeling of going for it and when you had it dialled looking around during rotation was such an awesome rush.
In cross shore with peaky ramps is so much easier than onshore mushy waves.
Yes different looping techniques for different conditions but not so good in chop but when half mast and powered up the end over is awesome.

Focus on heading downwind and extending front arm towards the wind. Maybe hold onto sheeting in until you get the pop dialed in...