Vova and Olga Galchenko were born in Penza, Russia and began juggling at an early age. Vova first performed as part of a four person club passing team with other young jugglers from a local circus school, performing in both Russia and Europe. He left the team in 2001 to perform with his younger sister, Olga. Their first routine mixed ball juggling and passing while one or both played classical pieces on a piano. They also performed a technical club passing routine with added acrobatics.

Vova and Olga soon became widely known in the European juggling community for their high level of technical ability, both on and off stage, especially as they were both very young. Even at the ages of 12 and 15 they were featured performers at many large juggling conventions and festivals around the world.

In 2002, Vova and Olga broke their first juggling world record. Over the next few years they broke the 9, 10, 11 and 12 club passing endurance records. They regularly perform club passing routines that are more demanding than any performed by any team in the past. In practice they manage tricks that were commonly thought impossible just a few years ago.

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