Competition Anxiety Management for Surfers

Competition Anxiety Management for Surfers MCP Connector for Claude

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Tailored anxiety mitigation and breathing protocols for surfers.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools to help surfers manage performance-inhibiting anxiety. By analyzing physiological and cognitive symptoms, the server uses get_anxiety_assessment to determine anxiety intensity. It then provides targeted physiological regulation via generate_breathing_protocol, constructs structured pre-competition sequences with create_pre_heat_routine, and develops long-term mental strategies through generate_management_plan.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

create_pre_heat_routine

Construct a timed sequence of actions to prepare the surfer for the heat

generate_breathing_protocol

Provide a specific respiratory technique to regulate the nervous system

generate_management_plan

Provide a comprehensive long-term strategy for managing competition anxiety

get_anxiety_assessment

Evaluate the current state of a surfer's anxiety based on reported symptoms and experience

See how to talk to your AI agent using Competition Anxiety Management for Surfers.

I'm feeling nausea and trembling before my first local contest. I'm a novice.

Your assessment score is 75, indicating high somatic anxiety. I recommend the Box Breathing technique for 5 minutes to stabilize your heart rate.

I have racing thoughts and fear of failure during professional heats. I use visualization.

Your assessment score is 60 with a cognitive driver. We will integrate your visualization strategy into a 10-minute pre-heat routine.

Give me a long-term plan for managing racing thoughts as an intermediate surfer.

Your core strategy is cognitive reframing. Recommended practices include daily mindfulness and weekly breathing drills. Review this plan monthly.

The `get_anxiety_assessment` tool evaluates your reported symptoms and competitive experience to determine your anxiety intensity and primary driver.

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