Zane MF Robertson

Heavy in da MF game

Boom

Looks like all those "ice baths in a trash can in Kenyan" and then being "dumped out onto the ground and sitting in a fetal position for minutes" are finally paying off.

no but really, boom.

That is really impressive for Zane. Excited to see what he'll do in the future. Do you think he will move up to the marathon soon?

Holy cow! I've been following this guy for a while, and did not even remotely see this coming! Awesome run by him!

Really impressive from Zane. Congrats to him!

Shalane is a DNS according to JRN. Any word on that?

Shit... Just two years ago he thought he was a miler. Then again Ryan Hall was a miler as well.

Link please.

This is a f*cking insane result. Really happy for him.

WADA lab in Kenya 2016 we promise!

Here's a better link with fuller results:

https://twitter.com/JRNHeadlines/status/561721175936471041

A Hall-esque run.

Golf Clap wrote:

WADA lab in Kenya 2016 we promise!

The WADA lab at NOP has been delivered. They have been paid off to deliver the best results po$$ible.

Thats awesome! Way to go Zane!

Almost makes me wonder if more people should move to Kenya

Great to see. Very inspiring. What a performance! I hope there are years ahead of continued success for Zane and his brother.

HardLoper wrote:

Shit... Just two years ago he thought he was a miler. Then again Ryan Hall was a miler as well.

Ryan who?

All I want is ZANE ZANE ZANE!

Wigger WR

MNM wrote:

Wigger WR

Is that your fitty cents on the matter?

lilrunnerboy wrote:

Ran 59:48 in his DEBUT half marathon in Japan

Looks like the move is starting to pay off..

Which one is Zane, the brown haired or light brown haired one? I (paid and) watched the HD doc over the summer (or spring). One of the brothers was coming up short. And then at the commonwealth games one of them tripped while the other nabbed a medal. It seemed that collectively they came up short in terms of big breakthrough , considering in proportion to their training and unusual sacrifice , for much of their early adulthood so this is nice news. Hard not to cheer for these guys.