Energy transfer from cuetip to whiteball

This is one of those times that both things can be true. Zerkies is right in that thinking of hitting the CB hard can actually be counterproductive (for the reasons Bob J says) so it’s better to think of it as hitting the CB fast. But PJ and others are also right that in fact you are hitting the CB harder when you’re hitting it faster.

It’s like when people talk about the follow through. Yes, the CB doesn’t “know” you’ve followed through nor does it care about what you do after you it has left the cue tip. But if you don’t follow through then it is extremely difficult to hit the CB at the point of maximum acceleration.
But the tip and cue ball do not differentiate between hard and fast. Fast is hard and slow is soft. The cue ball only knows tip speed and tip placement.

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Two fundamentals of pool to avoid sounding foolish for years

I have recently arrived at a conclusion of pool, a truth, and I invite anyone to try to refute me. You beginners, listen to me, and you will sound a lot smarter for years whenever you are playing pool, around pool, or talking about pool.

There are two fundamentals of pool.

The first, and most important, is to have a mind that is capable of both playing pool and learning pool skills. If you don't know the traits of such a mind, you should read some books or ask someone what kind of mind it takes to practice, learn, and compete in billiards.

The second fundamental, that is less important than the first, is to have a consistently straight and quality stroke. If you don't know how important a straight stroke is, you should do some study or ask someone and figure it out. You should also at least periodically do some work to keep your stroke straight.

If you don't have both of the two fundamentals, and you are talking about english, diamonds, speed, diamond systems, jump shots, bank shots, kick shots, masses, or any other billiard technique, you are to some degree BSing the people that you are talking to. Simple as that. Your speech about such topics without the first two fundamentals is a joke.
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