Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

wind-sprint

Noun

/wɪnd sprɪnt/

Definition

A short burst of running or moving quickly, usually done at maximum effort over a brief distance, often used in training or competition.

Examples

After a brief warm-up, the athletes began their wind-sprint drills on the track.
He decided to do a wind-sprint to finish his last lap strong.
During the wind-sprint, she felt the rush of adrenaline pushing her to go faster.

Meaning

Wind-sprint refers to the act of sprinting quickly, often as part of an exercise regime or as a tactic in a race, particularly when the participant aims to cover a distance as fast as possible, often influenced by wind conditions.