A physiotherapist who once dismissed research as irrelevant has become one of its most committed practitioners, discovering that the questions he asked in the clinic could be pursued at a scale he never imagined. Dr. Myles Murphy, now an Associate Professor at the University of Notre Dame, works at the intersection of neuroscience and sport, uncovering how the brain quietly limits athletes long after their bodies have healed. His story is a reminder that the tools we reject in youth sometimes become the ones we cannot live without.