Walking Moai

Mayflower's Walking Moai originated with our Blue Zones commitment.  A Moai (moe-eye) is a longevity tradition in Okinawa, Japan.  It is deeply ingrained into the social system of the island and is a social support group that start in childhood and extends throughout their lives, often into the members 100s.  Even though we're no longer in our childhood, we are creating a new moai! 

Another powerful habit of long lived societies is to move naturally.  At Mayflower, we have combined these two habits and created our Walking Moai!  By extension, we touch on a "Purpose" to get up on Tuesday mornings and we "Down Shift" to reduce the stress in our lives during our walks. To learn more about the Blue Zones, please read About Blue Zones

Mayflower's Walking Moai meets every Tuesday at 8:30 AM.  Look for the Blue Zones shirts!

Date:    First Tuesday, meeting at the church parking lot at 8:00 AM to carpool for a "field trip" to the Ten Thousand Islands' Marsh Trail.

             Second Tuesday, at the Greenway (Zoo entrance)

             Third Tuesday, at the Botanical Gardens (at the entrance)

              Fourth Tuesday, at Freedom Park (by the office area)

              Fifth Tuesday at Eagle Lakes or Baker Park