As Coryn says, the first video is set to private.
Angling the take off so the board fits into the curve of the wave and doesn't nose dive is exactly the right technique as is pausing on the glide phase to look at the wave and decide on your line.
You shouldn't need to put your butt over the rail, your hips should come up square and your head should be over the rail.
When you walk up, try to bring your knee straight through instead of having it sticking out to the side.
I agree your weight seems to be on the back foot, try squeezing your butt to get your hips forward, also your top and bottom halves appear to be disconnected, your arms are doing a lot, but it's not affecting the board very much.
You do seem to be looking at the wave as you're riding, which is good 👍
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21 Jun 17:01
Yay, that worked 👍
On your walk up, your back knee starts by sticking out to the side, but then it stays there instead of pointing the way you want to go.
Can you bring it straight forward which should stop you having to push your hip over the rail?