GREAT JOB! Observations:
- when you leave the plane, to get a good exit you should be facing forward in the relative wind, not turning and diving at the camera (that's what got you messed up on the exit).
- you have a slow spin to the left; it is either your feet, knee or shoulder not being symmetric. I had the same problem; it was one knee being lower than the other. I would tap my feet together to check (yep, good), and my shoulders would feel right, but one knee was lower than the other. Just keep doing it and you will overcome it; on your next jump think about sticking one foot out further than the other (in your case, your RIGHT foot/right knee) to overcome the LEFT spin). At pull time, the spin intensified - which frequently will result in line twists so you want to get over that. Don't worry, you will get it and eventually it will come naturally. Most skydivers actually fly with their knees and don't even think about it anymore.
You had a good arch the entire skydive and after the exit held it. Don't know at what altitude you pulled at, but in order of importance:
1 PULL.
2. PULL at the proper altitude.
3. PULL with stability.
The problems you had with that skydive were minor and will be overcome with experience. You need to go out and repeat that jump until you learn to compensate for the spin.
Congrats and BLUE SKIES
