My son gets back on the tramp this way. I've rolled a friends H16 a few times with him on board and on more than one occasion he has come out of the entire situation dry. He will stand on the lower hull right in front of the main beam. As the boat comes over, he grabs the mast and rolls over. I don't think you could do this by yourself though... you'd have to be pretty quick or have a lot of wind helping you right the boat.
-Rob V.
Nacra 5.2
Panama City
I've done it righting my Inter 17, Not every time, and sometimes only make it as far as having my feet on the hull, knees on the front beem and my hand on the base of the Spi pole / mounting at the base of the mast.
It's easier the windier it is as you don't have to put some much "lean back" into righting the boat and so it's easier to move around the pole.
