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Yana Chirkina

Yana Chirkina brings ballet, gymnastics and flexibility into playful videos, mixing splits challenges with dance, comedy and recurring collaborators.

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Overview

Work: Dancer and creator of gymnastics, flexibility and comedy videos
Training: Rhythmic gymnastics, followed by Red Ballet with choreographer Maxim Shirmankin
Audience: More than 25 million YouTube subscribers
Signature format: Short flexibility challenges and comedy collaborations

Mini bio

How it started.

Yana told Eat My News in 2020 that she began rhythmic gymnastics at seven because she wanted to learn a side aerial. A year later, she joined Red Ballet and trained with choreographer Maxim Shirmankin.

Finding her audience.

Her YouTube channel invites viewers to join her “flexible team.” Splits and ballet sit alongside comedy Shorts, with Diana Belitskay, Miss Tais and Mark Chirkin tagged in recurring collaborations. “Which bubble tea tastes better: left or right?” became one of her widely watched uploads, passing 180 million views.

The videos now.

Her 2025 and 2026 uploads keep moving between athletic challenges and everyday comedy, from “Can you do the splits?” to candy-phone sketches and family gymnastics videos.

Creditschronological, newest first

2026Ballet versus gymnasticsCreator
2025Is Yana Chirkina’s family… gymnasts?!Creator
2025Can you do the splits?Creator; collaboration tagging Miss Tais and Diana Belitskay
2024Which bubble tea tastes better: left or right?Creator

Quotes

Talent is hard work.Yana Chirkina, Eat My News

In an August 2020 interview, she discussed the importance of practice and technique in dance training.

Trivia

Her original reason for taking gymnastics was to learn a side aerial.
In her 2020 interview, she named Swedish choreographer Alexander Ekman as a favorite.
She singled out Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland for its imagination and unpredictable situations.
Her YouTube channel calls its community the “flexible team.”