Runners who sign up to run for Team for Kids (TFK), a charity that funds fitness programs for students across the country, are guaranteed entry into the Brooklyn Half. Intermediate Half Marathon #2 (14 weeks, 27–41 miles per week).

Intermediate Half Marathon (10 weeks, 21–29 miles per week).Beginner Half Marathon #2 (14 weeks, 17–26 miles per week).Beginner Half Marathon (10 weeks, 13–23 miles per week).First-Timers Half Marathon (10 weeks, 9–24 miles per week).If this fits your bill, email for more info. If you’re super fast-we’re talking men who have recently ran sub-1:05 for the half marathon, and women who have broken 1:15-you can apply for guaranteed entry via the seeded athlete program. In order to qualify, runners must have finished their races at or under the time standard sometime between January 1, 2019, and when the registration closes in January 2020. To view the time standards for 2020, click here. If you locked down a speedy half or full marathon time this year, you might be eligible for guaranteed entry in to the 2020 Brooklyn Half by snagging a time-qualifier slot. (Tip: Create your account beforehand, so you won’t waste any precious minutes once the registration opens.) The 2019 event was $115 for non-NYRR members and $90 for members. To enter the race, you’ll need to create a free My NYRR account if you haven’t done so already, then register online through your account. Once the registration date is announced, mark your calendars, put an alarm on your phone, and have your laptop open ahead of time. The simplest way to run the Brooklyn Half is to enter once the general registration window opens at noon on January 22, 2020.

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