If you watch the initial pull off of the floor in you side-view deadlift video, you'll see that you're losing back angle (your back is becoming more horizontal) as your hips rise. Your hips and shoulders should rise at about the same rate near the bottom. Try starting the deadlift with your hips an inch or so higher.
Okay, thanks a lot guys.
I just looked at your deadlifts.
Your ass is rising before the bar, that's not good.
On the descent, you're bending your knees too soon, causing the bar to travel around the knees. Preferably the bar should come down straight.
Your stance looks too wide.
Hey, I've been working on things a bit, no new video, but one other question. Do you think if I widened my stance/foot angle it could help stop me from sitting back so excessively?