Scot,
     First off, I don't see any glaring problems in your style.  Looks like you've come a long way since when we met a while back!  The 2 things I see right off that could use improvement are that you lose too much speed before you turn in for your gate and you engage your biceps too much.  For the gates, I think if you use the same pull out, but start touch later, you'll be perfect.  If you watch the video, the point at which you start to fall back is the point at which you should be turning in.  As you can see, you consistently wait past that point before turning in.  This loss of speed limits how far your ski can turn before load starts to take you downcourse.  2nd, you consistently hold your arms in, engaging your biceps to do this.  While you want to keep the load close to your body, holding your biceps in only holds your body upright.  The more upright you are, the flatter your ski is, the narrower and more downcourse you ski.  When you come off the buoy, think about pushing your handle down and tight to your body rather than holding it in.  Basically, think about pushing the handle down your leg instead of any kind of pulling motion.  This will keep your ski rolled on edge better into the wakes, thus increasing direction into the buoy!
     Thanks for the Utah updates.  Won't be long now!

Chris