# Ollie Pop Height Simulator AI Agent Connect

> A biomechanical simulator for calculating skateboarding ollie jump performance.

## Overview
- **Category:** simulation
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_2GnjJahZmkLCA0jFxgkhf04tKWPL0CkZFqQu5n05/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** skateboarding, biomechanics, physics, jump-height, performance

## Description

This MCP server provides precise biomechanical analysis of skateboarding ollie maneuvers. By inputting tail press force, board flex, rider weight, and pop timing, you can determine the physical outcomes of a jump. Use `calculate_jump_metrics` to find the maximum height and tail bend angle, or `analyze_board_efficiency` to see how well a board converts force into lift. You can also use `simulate_timing_sensitivity` to understand how much height is lost with poor timing, or `compare_rider_techniques` to evaluate two different approaches.

## Tools

### compare_rider_techniques
Compares two different sets of technique inputs to determine which results in a higher ollie

### simulate_timing_sensitivity
Evaluates how sensitive the ollie height is to deviations in the rider's pop timing

### analyze_board_efficiency
Determines how effectively the specific board is converting the rider's force into vertical lift

### calculate_jump_metrics
Calculates the primary performance outcomes of an ollie based on technique inputs

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
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Calculate the jump metrics for a 70kg rider using 500N force, 0.5 board flex, and 0.2s timing.
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**Response:** 
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The maximum ollie height is 45.2 cm, with a tail bend angle of 12.5 degrees and a pop timing window of 0.05 seconds.
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**Prompt:** 
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How much height will I lose if my timing is off by 0.1 seconds for a 75kg rider with 450N force?
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**Response:** 
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A timing deviation of 0.1 seconds will result in a height loss of 4.8 cm.
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**Prompt:** 
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Is a more flexible board better for a heavy rider?
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**Response:** 
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Not necessarily. While higher flex stores more energy, it may decrease the snap speed. Use `analyze_board_efficiency` to find the optimal flex for your specific weight and force.
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## Frequently Asked Questions

**How do I calculate my maximum ollie height?**
You can use the `calculate_jump_metrics` tool by providing your tail press force, board flex, rider weight, and pop timing.

**Can I compare two different skating styles?**
Yes, the `compare_rider_techniques` tool allows you to compare two sets of technique inputs to see which produces a higher jump.

**What factors affect the board's efficiency?**
Efficiency is determined by the relationship between the tail press force and the board flex. You can analyze this using `analyze_board_efficiency`.