No! You can do it! Just the fact that you have completed a Half Marathon before is great. Once you're there and get caught up in all the excitement I'll bet you get a little boost of extra energy. I always average faster during races then when I train at home. Plus if you don't go and at least try you'll always wonder if you could have finished. We've got 6 weeks until the race. I think if you pick up on training again you will surprise your self in race day. - MXPrincess399  482.1 #246 1:55PM

Go for it! It's never to late to start some training. There's over a month left to do some training runs. Like MXPrincess said, once you're in the moment your adrenaline/excitement will kick in. Good luck!! Sending you some pixie dust ✨ - PirateQueenBriezy  291.4 #660 4:21PM

I think it would be ok to walk it--it would be different if you hadn't recently done a half (it's not that smart to just go out and walk 13 miles without any preparation at all), but you have been training in the last year, so you do have a good cardio base. You will be pretty sore after, but it should be manageable. Lol, I feel like I'm not much help! 😂 - Spoonful_O_Sugar  436.1 #285 7:56PM

I think walking it is fine. I'm going to be interval running myself. But, I would most definitely get out there now and start doing lots of walking to get yourself more ready. - vernswifevickie  348.6 #416 4:46AM

For me the first two miles are hard, until I get my rhythm down, as long as you don't stop running; doesn't matter if your running like a turtle of feel like your not getting anywhere, just keep those legs moving! When you stop it just makes it a tad harder to start up again in a run, well for me it feels that way. But, good luck! You'll do great! - sandiibelle  69.7 #3404 11:35PM

If I were there I would totally walk with you (we could "trot" every now and then!).  I say go and enjoy yourself! - msdizmaui  518.9 #223 12:23AM