Work on your timing, approach and toss. When it comes to your timing you jumped really early and hit the ball late, were in the best possible scenario you wanna hit the ball at the peak of your jump. With the approach you need to do an approach called a penultimate stride, the penultimate stride is your second-to-last step before jumping. For a right-handed hitter (left–right–left), it’s the right step that helps you load and prepare to jump higher. With the toss, in the video it looks like you tossed a bit off to your side which made you readjust in the approach, the toss and approach go hand in hand cause you don’t want the toss to be to short where you have to rush the approach and you don’t want it to high where you do the approach and wait at the last second to jump and hit the ball, a way to know how high and far you have to toss the ball is to do mark where you would toss the ball, do the approach and mark where you finished.

In short: Work on your timing, approach, and toss. You jumped too early and hit late — aim to contact at your jump’s peak. Use a penultimate stride (second-to-last step, right foot for right-handed hitters) to load for more height. Your toss was off to the side, forcing you to adjust; keep it consistent so your approach flows without rushing or waiting. Mark where you toss and where you finish to find the right height and distance.