Deze site heeft als doel jeugdkaderleden en jeugdtrainers te ondersteunen, in de breedste zin van het woord, teneinde het Nederlandse volleybal naar een hoger niveau te brengen.

Grondlegger van het circulatievolleybal (Cool Move Volley) is Adrie Noij. Zijn staat van dienst mag er wezen: hij trainde 33 jaar ere, eerste, tweede en derde divisie ploegen. Daarnaast was hij 15 jaar actief als rayon- en volleybalschool-trainer. Hij behaalde meer dan 100 promoties op clubniveau. Hij werd met zijn teams 10 maal kampioen van Nederland en behaalde vele ereplaatsen. Veel van zijn spelers haalden de nationale selecties. Zijn visie op minivolleybal is in verschillende landen geïmplementeerd. Adrie geeft clinics en doet aan deskundigheidsbevordering.

English:  Welcome to my site of Circulatieminivolleybal or Cool Move Volley (Kidsvolley)!
Circulation volleyball is a new way of introducing volleyball to young children.

Circulation-mini-Volley (Cool Move Volley or Kidsvolley) is a new initiative developed by Adrie Noij a Dutch volleyball coach to aid elementary school teachers and Youth departments in introducing volleyball to their students.  Volleyball has traditionally been viewed as a difficult sport to introduce to young children, but it doesn't have to be.  With the simple modifications that Circulation-mini-volley offers, teachers can easily provide their children with a fun and rewarding volleyball experience.  Best of all you don't need to be a volleyball expert to get started!  It makes volleyball accessible to everyone !

What is Circulation mini-volleyball ?  Circulation mini-volleyball is an approach for initiating children to the game of volleyball from six years old. The traditional game is adapted to the specific needs and abilities of the participants.  These adaptations include varying the number of players, altering the court size, adjusting the height of the net, and using softer and lighter balls.  Different game formats such as 1 vs. 1, 2 vs. 2, 3 vs. 3 and 4 vs. 4 are used.  Various rules are also adapted to encourage longer rallies and decrease the difficulty of skill execution.  The objective of these adaptations is to encourage learning, promote success, and increase the enjoyment for the participants.  When the game is properly adapted for the age and abilities of the participants, they experience more success, enjoy the activity and want to play more often! That’s  why Circulation-Minivolleyball  is such a success in Holland.