The behemoth

Stu Streeter is a passionate voice in the gravel cycling world, best known as the self-proclaimed “average age grouper” and co-host of the Gravel Kings Podcast. His love of two wheels began at 4 years old when his dad put him on a Yamaha 50 dirt bike and showed him the throttle. From motocross to BMX and then downhill and dual slalom Stu was in love with any wide-open experience on two wheels. After a bad crash at the Mount Shasta MTB Downhill race, Stu was encouraged to ride a road bike while rehabbing some broken bones. That spring he entered an “Early Bird Crit,” to try this skinny-tire stuff out and he found the chess match at speed to be a hoot, and spent his next several years pursuing road racing in all its forms. When “Gravel,” became a thing, he mounted some wider tires on an old cross bike and fell in love with the long days exploring logging roads and funky singletrack. In gravel, all that love of “full send” mountain biking meets the joy of all day road riding. Add in a healthy dose of community and the Spirit of Gravel is fully realized. A longtime lover of adventure, Stu brings heart, humor, and a deep love for the cycling community to every ride and conversation. Whether he's grinding out miles on backroads or swapping stories behind the mic, Stu is all about connection, grit, and finding joy in the journey.

Sara Headley is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and former professional cyclist, bringing a unique blend of athletic discipline and compassionate healthcare to her practice. After earning her undergraduate degree in nursing from the University of Vermont, she worked as a nurse in various positions including cardiology, pain management and emergency medicine all while training and racing as an elite road cyclist. Her passion brought her to the highest level in the sport, racing professionally and for the US National team all over the world. Taking many lessons learned with her, she decided to refocus on her medical career and obtained her Family Nurse Practitioner degree at University of California San Francisco. Sara is passionate about helping people navigate complicated problems, especially in the fields of adolescent medicine, female athlete medicine, mental health, and women's health. She uses active listening and collaborative treatment planning with an eye towards prevention and healthy habit-building, ensuring that patients are involved in every step of their healthcare journey. Mint Health is bringing back the idea that patients have a meaningful relationship with their healthcare provider. We deliver this by making space for conversations, time for education and support when you need us. The member-supported model lets us address the limitations in the traditional primary care setting. Outside of her professional life, Sara enjoys cycling, exploring the outdoors with her family and golden retriever, and indulging in the local pastry scene. Her multifaceted background and holistic approach to health make her a standout practitioner in the Vermont healthcare community.