Knee Stability Surfing Assessment

Knee Stability Surfing Assessment MCP Connector for Claude

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Assess knee stability, injury risk, and muscle needs for surfers.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized diagnostic tools for surfers to evaluate knee health. It analyzes ligament integrity, muscle balance, and movement patterns under rotational torque. Use analyze_knee_stability for a full profile, evaluate_muscle_imbalance to isolate specific weaknesses, calculate_torque_risk to predict maneuver impact, and get_stability_tier to determine training protocols.

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

analyze_knee_stability

Provides a comprehensive stability profile and risk assessment based on physical indicators

calculate_torque_risk

Determines how specific surfing maneuvers will impact an individual's knee stability

evaluate_muscle_imbalance

Isolates and quantifies specific weaknesses in the lower limb musculature

get_stability_tier

Categorizes a user into a specific group for training or recovery protocols

See how to talk to your AI agent using Knee Stability Surfing Assessment.

Assess my knee stability. My ligaments are intact, my muscles are quad-dominant, my movement is neutral, and I expect 50Nm of torque.

Your stability score is 75. Your injury risk is Low, but because you are quad-dominant, you should prioritize hamstring strengthening.

Calculate the risk for a maneuver with 80Nm of torque if my stability score is 40 and my ligaments are mildly lax.

The risk multiplier is 2.5. You have reached a critical threshold; avoid sharp snaps and stick to controlled carves.

What is my stability tier if my score is 30 and my risk is High?

You are classified as a Tier 3 (Compromised Stability) user. We recommend a Rehab protocol with a focus on neuromuscular control.

By using `calculate_torque_risk`, surfers can identify which maneuvers might exceed their current joint stability, allowing them to adjust their technique or training.

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