It’s not just an overnight story but it starts right at the moment when a girl is born. Be it from how her parents brought her up, peer pressure in pre-school, gender difference in the classroom and physical education classes, playing something in your locality, at home or anywhere, women were and are always forced to realize their limits, body types, outlooks, their strength, age, social values but they were never taught how to live their lives or live their passion: does not matter if it’s to be a housewife, doctor, footballer, mountain biker, rock climber, or maybe a sailor.

In short INDEPENDENT AND FREE!

More than what a human should do to make one’s life better, society is more focused on making one realize what a girl can do and what she cannot e.g- At home when people shift utensils or things and when a girl tries to take up the opportunity and work then people will interfere and tell her, “let it be, it's heavy and you won’t be able to lift that but I will ask your brother to do it". In my case it was a bucket full of water, sometimes it was about pushing a washing machine towards the wall. People made fun of me that I can’t do pull-ups and push-ups. I am very sensitive but no one cares about how strong and self-dependent I can be and do what I can't do.

So, when someone is stopping you from doing these things, you can imagine the situation when one gets to know that the same girl wants to pursue her career in rock climbing or ice climbing. And by doing this you question one’s ability, does not matter if they are using those words unconsciously, but the fact is that these words can have a deep impact on someone else’s life and maybe this could become her reality that “SHE CAN NOT”- a special note from the founder (from her personal experiences)