Loomis, glad to see you out on the track enjoying the fun. I think you are hooked :-) Great to have video of your first day on the track so you can follow and see your improvement as they come. If you get Charlie or Keith to give you pointers along the way you will avoid developing bad habits which we all have no matter the experience level.
You have to get away from that dancing with your a$$. The entire track except for the long straights should never find you a$$ parked in the middle of the seat. Slip one cheek off smoothly and leave it there. Where your lower body goes the rest will follow. I think you are attempting to get your body off the bike too far. The farther the upper body is off the bike the less front end feel you have. Watch Josh Hayes, great example!
The other thing that's really noticeable is you are coasting through the corners. Bikes don't like coasting in corners. Rule of thumb: As soon as the steering is complete begin rolling the throttle on gently and smoothly throughout the remainder of the corner (Keith Code).
You are running wide on corner exits which tells me you are tipping in too early. The apex of most corners is about 3/4 of the way around the corner. Running wide on the exit is causing you to leave the throttle closed way to long.
It's these little things that will improve your riding. Work on one item at a time until you are consistent and you'll be amazed at how quickly the puzzle is solved!
