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Revision as of 14:32, July 5, 2007
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| Team info | |
| Crew(s) | Pro Impact Players |
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| Real name | Mitchell Duncan |
| Location | Calgary, AB 
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| Skill |  Pro-Am  |
MICH is a Canadian smasher from Calgary, Alberta and is a member of the Pro Impact Players. He is best known as the proprietor of continuous desync upon his 2006 release of the Ice Climbers instructional video Two Climbers, Two Hands.
Background
Long before first appearing on the competitive scene at Teh Fair's first Central Alberta Smash Tournament in Red Deer, MICH was a Falco main for many years and has played the game since its release with members of the Pro Impact Players, well before they were known under that name competitively. MICH is a strong competitor in the bi-weekly tournaments hosted by the crew, having always placed in the upper bracket.
Drawing inspiration from Ice Climbers players such as nealdt and Chu Dat, MICH released an instructional video in July 2006 titled Two Climbers, Two Hands. The video demonstrates a technique dubbed "continuous desync" and offers an advanced take on what can be done with the Climbers by stretching the limits of desynchronization.
See also
External Links
- Mich Public Profile
- Two Climbers, Two Hands -- A video tutorial -- Original Thread
