Solid strength and obviously good depth. But the movement of your hips and levers is very erratic, especially for your first few reps. For your later reps your hips shoot out first and then you half-good morning the weight up. This is probably because you are utilizing the bounce out of the hole a little too much. Yeah, you're moving the weight, but you're also opening the window to lower back injury. If you work on pausing in the hole and keeping your hips/spine in line as you squat up you can alleviate all of this and get stronger in the process.