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Originally Posted by
Nauticus
First of all, your elbows need to be at a 12 degree higher angle relative to the floor. You're taking too many steps back, as well. Also, I see the slightest hint of buttwink - this can only worsen. Deload by 50 pounds and fix this. At 29 seconds in, you look as if you are beginning a good morning, but then drop clumsily down into a squat. Unacceptable. It must be one fluid motion. You also hit the barbell on the hooks walking back in - this means you need to lower the hooks to three placements lower.
Heh, just kidding.. don't hurt me, please, guys. Your knees are coming forward at the bottom, and that's all I see that's glaringly wrong.