Windy Thursday. Cm'onnn! El Pres. We're over hearing about loops. Pull the trigger and stick a landing I'll film it for evidence you can silence the Nothern detractors once and for all.
Oh but haven't you already got sevidence. Show us proof.

LOOP OR PROOF. SEE STEP BY STEP BELOW, LOOP, LOOP,



LOOP

The best bit about that is that the sail is powered up the whole time, and there are two hands on the boom.

THAT is the big step - NOT CHUCKING IT.

If you check the posts and our numerous conversations you'll realise I NEVER EVER said I could loop...................... you guys asked me whether I was looping and I just grinned ...................but I did say I would post a learn to loop video and I did.......................... if you watch the video long enough you'll never loop so my advice is pull your own fingers out and pull your own triggers.............. luckily for me it's mental health week, maybe a doctor can help me before I top myself or die of old age............................5 years training, 3 overseas clinics and absolutely nothing to show for it ....................AGHGHHGHHHHHHHGGHHHRRHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

But I will NEVER EVER give up no matter how much those Bell Boyz bag me up

There was a dude doing it at Carlton. Surprised you didn't take his lead! Perfect conditions. No excuses! Sequence below is your "Textbook" Memorise and "Pull"the trigger!

Is the sailor in the footstraps in photo 4.

I agree with the aerial gybe comment - I always thought that the best strategy I had at the start was to eyeball a patch of water dead ahead, just beyond a piece of chop, and simply try to land on my shoulder blades on that water. It guaranteed that I was under the rig and I never hurt myself or the board doing this. Any additional rotation, that naturally came in time, was a bonus.

All the tweaks - hand back, look back, lift your legs, sheet in, pop the board, rig forward, blah, blah, blah...is all extraneous until you can get to this point with your feet in the straps and your boom in your hands.