1)
Unhook and head dead downwind with as much speed as you can. Look for a smooth spot in the water.
2)
Jump the board out of the water (releasing the fin) while simultaneously sheeting in with the back hand. Look back upwind. This feels like your are initiating a mini Forward-Loop.
3)
Kick the tail around as far back as you can and extend your body over the center of the board by leaning upwind. Extend the arms and push against the sail. Your weight will be over your front foot. Your power and control comes from your belly. This step is the most important step and the most difficult to learn. The whole move is based on getting to this position.
4)
Keep pushing with the arms as the board slides backwards. Also keep your body upright and leaning into the sail.
5)
The board will rotate around. Begin to sheet in the sail while still keeping your body upright and weighting the front foot. Pull up with your back foot.
6)
Recover the move as the board stalls. Hold your weight forward and sheet in with the back hand to power up the sail again. Keep you body upright.