You don't learn windsurfing, every windsurfer knows that. However, the 'windsurfing condition' and the 'windsurfing feeling' can sink a bit if you have not surfed for a long time. We have now noticed that it helps if you have recently (less than a 1/2 year) sailed on a funboard.
Our advice is therefore: If you have not surfed for a long time and you want to learn wind foiling, we advise you to first rent a (light weather) funboard a few times and 'get back in'. With us you can also rent a funboard.
With 2 sessions at most, you really have the windsurfing feeling to get back to itThe wind foil lessons last up to 2 hours, make sure that condition is sufficient to maintain this, you do most on the armsIn any case, when practicing, focus on getting into plan as quickly as possible and standing smoothly in the (front) foot strap.
If, as described above, you are well prepared for a wind foil lesson, then you have much more fun and you learn to wind foil much easier.