The human brain is a pattern-imitating machine. If you watch players of lesser skill, your brain can actually learn erroneous patterns. Not a chance. There's nothing to "relate" to, that a pro will not execute better, and more consistently. PLUS, poor methods of playing that work, due to a player's natural physical skills, can lead one to believe that is a style to emulate. Example? Overuse of inside follow when cutting balls into corners to get to center table.., versus a natural two rail stun that has better speed control.
Watch a player who overuses that inside follow, and it looks pretty. And one's ability to execute these type of touchy position plays quickly decays under pressure, as it is HIGHLY stroke and speed dependent. If you understroke it a hair, you end up cutting the ball too thin, and sailing long on position.
The vast majority of players would improve MUCH faster if they watched more professionals play, instead of their local A players.
No Way! Short Buss is now a brain scientist! You should know how every Fargo level plays. In order to do this, just look at YouTube videos where the Fargo is put on the screen. The BCA on YouTube is a good source.