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As an aside, "sprint" (which obviously implies moving at the greatest speed possible for a human on foot, pushing themselves to a point which cannot be sustaine
by captainbland 8y ago
As an aside, "sprint" (which obviously implies moving at the greatest speed possible for a human on foot, pushing themselves to a point which cannot be sustained for long distances) is pretty poor terminology for something meant to represent something happening at a sustainable pace. I'm sure I'm not the first or last person to point this out, though.
- glhaynes 8y agoWhen I first heard the term “sprint” I thought it was surely being used so they could later make some point like “since sprinting is of course unsustainable, we introduce weeks of relaxation between them”... Nope!
- dec0dedab0de 8y agoMe too. I actually proposed 3 day sprints at work Tuesday-Thursday. With Monday and Friday being for meetings and nonsense. They laughed at me like I was joking.
- ScottBurson 8y agoI like to call them "strolls" :-)
- crgwbr 8y agoAgreed. A few places I’ve worked have tended to call them cycles, at least partly for that reason.