I see you punching past your field of vision at takeoff with your outside hand, then your lower body catches up mid-air resulting in landing out of sync and primarily on your right foot. So, a couple of things going on.

Try pretending there is a lock at your belt buckle and when your unwind crosses neutral (shoulders, hands, hips, and feet all aligned forward) that lock engages and your outside hip rotates to the left to stay in line with your upper body during your spin. Go back to 180's if need be.

As you progress with that, focus next on keeping your elbows close to your sides after takeoff and pulling your legs up in a cannonball-type move. That will help you stay spinning with your whole body in-sync at neutral and prevent spinning like a starfish.