After experiences in Orgerblon, Saint-Cyr and at the Touraine Volleyball Union, Paul Hinckel, 30, is today a sports instructor for young people at Tours Volley Ball. “TVB was a ro team with not much around, and now for a few seasons, it’s a club that is getting structured, with younger players, under 9s, under 7s. There are also the work in primary schools is to introduce volleyball.
“We can’t accommodate everyone and it’s frustrating.”
“For two or three years, we have refused licensees. And we are refusing them again this year. As we speak, there are still 16 places available. It’s frustrating, and it even hurts our hearts. We, We are employees of an association club and our goal is to make volleyball available to as many people as possible. And today, because of the infrastructure, the lack of gymnasiums, the lack of places, we cannot accommodate everyone. the world, it’s frustrating for us but especially for the children who can’t play sports.
“We can sometimes hear: “I am Earvin Ngapeth, I am Antoine Brizard”
“For the first time, we talked about volleyball regularly, we saw matches and when we win medals, it makes you want to practice because everyone experiences emotions. What the French team brought had a beneficial effect. We can sometimes hear: “I am Earvin Ngapeth, I am Antoine Brizard”, a bit like in primary school where I said, “I am Zidane” when I played football. These things happen then. that a few years ago, it didn’t exist.
The teams involved in Marmara SpikeLigue this season:
Cannes, Le Plessis-Robinson, Tours, Montpellier, Narbonne, Tourcoing, Sète, Saint-Nazaire, Paris, Nice, Toulouse, Chaumont and Poitiers.
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