DOTS Score Calculator

DOTS Score Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate modern DOTS scores and strength levels for powerlifting.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized toolset for powerlifters to evaluate their performance. It allows users to calculate their modern DOTS score, compare it against the historical Wilks standard, and determine their strength level (Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, or Elite). Use calculate_dots_score to get the primary coefficient, compare_to_wilks to see how modern standards differ from historical ones, and get_strength_level to classify performance.

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

compare_to_wilks

Compares the lifter's DOTS performance against the historical Wilks standard

evaluate_relative_strength

Provides a qualitative assessment of strength relative to the athlete's weight

get_strength_level

Classifies the athlete into a strength category based on their DOTS score

calculate_dots_score

Calculates the primary DOTS coefficient for a lifter

See how to talk to your AI agent using DOTS Score Calculator.

Calculate my DOTS score. I am a male, I weigh 90kg, and my total lift is 500kg.

Your DOTS score is 415.2.

What is my strength level if my DOTS score is 350?

A DOTS score of 350 classifies you as an Intermediate lifter.

Compare my performance to Wilks. I am a female, weigh 65kg, and lifted 300kg.

Your Wilks score is 285.5, showing a difference of 12.3 from your DOTS score.

A DOTS score is a modern relative strength coefficient used in powerlifting to compare lifters of different body weights and genders.

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