Ice Bath Duration Calculator

Ice Bath Duration Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculates safe ice bath durations and progression plans based on your physiological profile.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for safe cold water immersion. Use get_safe_duration to determine optimal immersion times based on water temperature, body fat, and cold tolerance. You can use evaluate_hypothermia_risk to assess safety levels, calculate_progression_plan to build a roadmap for increasing cold intensity, and get_goal_specific_guidance for tailored recovery or mental resilience tips.

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

calculate_progression_plan

Generates a roadmap for users to gradually increase their cold exposure intensity

evaluate_hypothermia_risk

Assesses the danger level of a planned or completed ice bath

get_goal_specific_guidance

Provides qualitative advice and frequency recommendations tailored to the user's intent

get_safe_duration

Determines the optimal amount of time a user should stay in the water based on their specific profile and goal

See how to talk to your AI agent using Ice Bath Duration Calculator.

How long should I stay in 5°C water if I have 15% body fat and low cold tolerance for muscle recovery?

Based on your profile, the recommended safe duration is 2 minutes. You should perform this session 2 times per week.

Is it dangerous to stay in 2°C water for 10 minutes with 10% body fat?

High Risk. Staying in 2°C water for 10 minutes with 10% body fat poses a significant hypothermia risk.

I am currently comfortable at 15°C and want to reach 5°C. What is my plan?

Your progression plan includes 4 steps over 4 weeks, gradually decreasing the temperature by 2.5°C each week.

You can use the `evaluate_hypothermia_risk` tool to assess the danger level based on your planned duration, water temperature, and body fat percentage.

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