I just watched the Intermediate video posted at the above link. I'd like to make a couple of comments.

The opening figure appears not to start until after the pilot has passed himself. This puts the exit of the Shark's tooth and the Humpty displaced well off to one side. This then requires driving a LONG line back across the box to do the Hammerhead.

Trust me, this is NOT how the sequence writer envisioned it. Try pulling BEFORE you get to center and place the snap DIRECTLY in front of yourself. This puts the Humpty just off to the side and not DEEP into the end box.

You then drive a fairly short line back across for the Hammerhead. Flies better, more compressed and still looks good.

Second comment. The Laydown Humpty. If you try to fly it so the 2-point roll on the upline happens right in front of you can place the spin just off center without burying it in the end of the box. Also, try throttling down AS you push to exit the Laydown Humpty. You will find it easier to bleed speed and get a nice spin entry without floating off into the next county.

Both changes will make the footprint MUCH smaller and not compromise anything by causing you to rush.

Of course, I could be wrong. But then again, I did write the sequence, so probably not.