Lena started dancing at the age of 6, she trained in classical and folk dances. In her youth, she switched to contemporary and modern dance, began to study jazz, modern, contemporary, afro jazz, hip hop dance and funk styles. And also for some time she danced and taught latina club (salsa, merengue, bachata, mambo, etc.)
Lena began teaching at the age of 19, first in a student dance group, and then in dance schools and studios in Moscow. She was engaged in training, staging for contemporary dance festivals, worked at castings and created her own choreography with dance teams for performances. Lena worked primarily with adults and teenagers, sometimes with kids.
She attended many master classes of other choreographers in hip-hop, locking, popping, contemporary and jazz dance, as well as footwork, house and other modern and street dances. Lena went to study in Barcelona, ​​where she took lessons and attended classes at several dance schools.
Gradually, over time, she formed her own style, which became recognizable and distinguished her from the other choreographers. It is based on hip hop dance with the infusion of contemporary and funk styles. Her choreography is always very musical, it's not just movements to the beat. It highlights not only the drum rhythm or melody, but also captures individual instruments, it can be a violin or recitative, as if telling a new story each time. This allows students, as well as audience, to feel the dance more fully and dive deeper into it.
Lena defended her diploma in dance (she graduated from the Faculty of Social Psychology), she was the director of her own dance school, Lena founded 3 dance teams and gave master classes in Moscow and Odessa. She was participated in filming for a TV channel as a teacher of hip hop styles, Lena was a choreographer in a dance group and taught modern and street dances in the theatre. She also organized several dance events with friends.