The Women in Sport movement is becoming an international phenomenon; and that's right, girls make up 1/2 of the world's population. However, changes were slow and long-standing traditions were kept in abundance. However, we believe that there may be qualitative capability at the system level that can be used to challenge the status quo through disruption and expansion. Given the recognized benefits of physical activity, exercise and play for individual fitness, and particularly the protective benefits against cardiovascular disease (CVD), such a suspension could have a significant impact on public fitness in India. The United States, where the burden of cardiovascular disease in the Indian subcontinent has been underestimated, but may have one of the highest rates of cardiovascular disease in the world. As such, we would like to offer some of the key questions that emerged from a workshop on playing attractive girls in India to explore possible collaboration opportunities in this area.