Time to drawdown recovery vs max drawdown

I'm assuming most people focus on CAGR as a primary metric if younger and have time for their investments to grow. They may be less concerned (or unconcerned entirely) with drawdowns since ultimately growth is most important to them. ​ Others may focus on reducing max drawdowns if they're nearing retirement and can't afford to lose half their life savings in their 70s or 80s. ​ Has anyone focused on TIME TO DRAWDOWN RECOVERY? This is an interesting one to me. I realize this is most likely highly