December 8, 2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NICOLE PRAUSE PLACES 38th at CALIFORNIA INTERNATIONAL MARATHON 

Sacramento, CA - Nicole Prause, Ph.D., assistant professor of clinical psychology and sexual dysfunction researcher at Idaho State University and member of REVO₂LT Running Team™, ran a very well-paced race  to place 38th at the California International Marathon on December 7th in 3:04:33, shattering her previous best marathon time of 3:15:52.  

“I can now run as a man for Boston,” exclaimed an excited Prause, referring to the Boston Marathon qualifying men’s age-group standard of 3:10.  Four weeks ago, Prause placed second at the Two Cities Half-Marathon in Fresno, California in 1:25:28.  “Now it’s 3-flat or bust!”  

Prause’s coach, Dr. Jason Karp of RunCoachJason.com, was equally as excited.  “Between her workouts leading up to the marathon and her recent half-marathon performance, we both knew going into this race that she was the fittest she has ever been in her life,” he said.  “All she had to do was control the early pace and execute her race plan.  All of her miles ranged from 6:53 to 7:05, which is about as perfect as marathon pacing gets.  I’m very proud of her.”   

For complete results of the 2008 California International Marathon, go to http://www.runcim.org/data/results/Results2008Indiv1.html.

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