When performing wind sprint activities, you should
-keep one foot on the floor
-perform very short segments of high intensity activity
-work above your target heart rate
-always run during the sprint

I would say that the answer is -perform very short segments of high intensity activity

From my own personal experience in cross country, you want to always perform short bursts of activity. You don't want to work above your target heart rate because that is just asking for trouble. You can always run if that's what you can maintain, but most people can't. Keeping one foot on the floor is a bad idea because you will not be able to go as fast that way. 

Keep your breathing calm and try to ignore it