1)
With lots of speed, unhook, get out of the foot straps and rake the sail back toward the tail of the board so the nose drives into the eye of the wind.
2)
Make sure the nose carves way through the wind and then place your forward foot in front of the mast.
3)
Backwind the sail by bringing the mast windward into the wind and extending your arms to present the back of the sail to the wind. You are also shifting your weight to the middle of the board where the flotation is balanced.
4)
Allow the board to bear away from the wind so it is well positioned in the new direction. This is accomplished by keeping the hands extended and the mast tilted toward the nose of the board, yet controlled.
5)
Open your hips to allow the board to swing downwind while shifting your weight to the back foot. Swing the mast toward the nose and down wind, away from your body. The clew hand maintains an even pressure.
6)
Now quickly shuffle and switch the feet into the new position while bringing the mast completely windward and vertical with the clew pointing into the eye of the wind.
7)
Push the clew completely out while pulling the mast toward your body to make it vertical. The power of the wind will rotate the sail.
8)
\Grab the mast with the free hand just underneath the boom where you have lots of control. Then grab the other side of the boom with the other hand.
9)
Put both hands on the boom, trim, adjust the board with your feet, and sail away.