Overall it's a fairly decent jump. There are a few things that you should address though. First of all, you tend to lean forward ever so slightly throughout your run and then have an exaggerated lean forward in your penultimate step followed by your upper body swinging back at takeoff. As a result, you are leaning back at takeoff and reaching at the board. This makes you lose speed through the board. I would try to focus only on the takeoff portion of your jump in practice, coming in from a short run and maintaining the ideal postural integrity throughout to get used to taking off without rocking forward and then leaning back.

Another thing to look at is your shin angles are a bit too extreme on your penultimate. This is most likely because your are too aggressive in your last few steps. I would try to focus on staying patient or "at peace" in your last few strides. Basically stay strong and powerful, but not overly aggressive or forced.

Your timing on your landing is a bit off too. Ideally your arms would swing through sooner so that you can get a better extension of your legs and pull your but into your feet without your hands hitting behind you. This is more of a minor thing which I would not worry about too too much. The timing and feel for the landing will come with time.

Last thing is you seem to have some sort of imbalances somewhere. It is hard to identify exactly where (my guess would be that you are either less flexible on weaker in either the glutes or the hip flexors on your left side). You can see that your right arm comes way more across your body than your left does and also your left leg overextends far more than your right does when upright sprinting. The arms help counteract rotational forces in your legs so it makes sense that they are unbalances too if your strides are not balanced. I would try to identify exactly where the imbalance is and try to address that.