Drill Progression Design

Drill Progression Design MCP Connector for Claude

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Generates progressive surfing drill sequences based on skill, learning style, and wave conditions.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a structured methodology for mastering surfing maneuvers. It uses query_drill_sequence to build progressive training paths, evaluate_progression_readiness to determine when to advance, get_environmental_modality to adjust for wave conditions, and map_learning_style_to_drill to tailor instructions to Visual, Kinesthetic, or Analytical learners.

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

query_drill_sequence

Generates a complete, progressive series of drills tailored to a specific skill and user profile

evaluate_progression_readiness

Determines if a user has met the requirements to move from their current drill to a higher difficulty level

get_environmental_modality

Translates raw wave conditions into a difficulty multiplier for drill planning

map_learning_style_to_drill

Adjusts the instructional content of a drill to match the user's cognitive preference

See how to talk to your AI agent using Drill Progression Design.

Create a training sequence for a bottom turn for an intermediate surfer.

Stage 1: Controlled bottom turn in mellow waves. Stage 2: Increasing speed on intermediate faces. Stage 3: High-speed bottom turns in hollow conditions.

I just finished my drill. I felt stable and had good timing. Am I ready for the next level?

Yes, based on your stable posture and timing, you have met the success criteria and are ready to attempt the next difficulty level.

How should I adjust my instruction for a kinesthetic learner?

The instruction will now focus on physical sensations, muscle tension, and the feeling of weight distribution during the maneuver.

The `query_drill_sequence` tool uses your current proficiency level to select appropriate starting drills and scales the difficulty of subsequent stages accordingly.

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