Mike has a diverse and lengthy background in cycling-related community initiatives, stretching back to his native New Zealand where he established and captained several cycling clubs, planning and leading thousands of club rides and events over the last three decades. He founded the www.PerthshireGravel.com website, now recognised as the premier resource for information on off-road and low-traffic cycling in the region. As chair of the registered charity Highland Perthshire Cycling he works with a diverse group of stakeholders to further the aims of cycling for all across Perthshire. A certified ebike mechanic with his own cycle service business, he has decades of experience working with customers to find the best fit for cycling in their lives. 

Medically qualified at the University of Edinburgh, Callum is a GP in Aberfeldy, whilst working part-time at the University of Dundee. His research interest is physical activity, and specifically physical activity promotion and implementation in primary care. Out of this he founded and co-hosts ‘The Movement Prescription Podcast’.

His passion for movement has resulted in his engagement in a number of charities, including co-founding the community-based charity 'Healthiest Town Aberfeldy’ (which looks to enact and inspire local change) and the charity RunTalkRun. 

Callum is the champion for physical activity and lifestyle at the Royal College of GPs and in 2023 Callum worked as a consultant with WHO Regional Office for Europe addressing physical activity promotion in primary care. He is a fellow of the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine and has a Diploma in Exercise Medicine from FSEM. 

When not working, Callum will be found running, cycling, skiing or climbing somewhere! 

Clare is a Mentally Healthy Workplace Trainer with Public Health Scotland and a freelance Green Health & CPD trainer. Clare founded and runs the Wild Workforce CIC, delivering green health initiatives in the Tayside area. Through her work in Law, HR, Employee Relations and the third sector she has helped people through challenges caused by conflict and stress. She qualified as a Level 3 Forest School leader in 2019 as she was fascinated at how being outdoors improves mood and builds resilience. She has developed professional courses and outdoor education projects and believe that “experiential” learning is effective and fun. She is a mediator, mindfulness graduate, member of OWLS Scotland and have Mental Health and Outdoor First Aid certificates and dual PVG membership.