CONTROL PLANE		CONDITION PLANE
	The Control Plane has the most uses of ULTIMAGOAL'S rebounding planes. Hit the lower half of the net to rebound the ball with a higher arch, while striking the upper half of the net provides a rebound with a trajectory more parallel with the ground. Real Game High Ball Action!		The Conditioning plane is angled slightly toward the ground, providing a ball which bounces as the player receives it, making it great for practicing control and timing of bounce passes. This plane also works great for ground passing if your training field has tall grass. Real Game Touch Conditioning!
	SHOOT PLANE		CHIP PLANE
	The shooting & side rebounding planes on ULTIMAGOAL are at a 90 degree angle from the ground, bringing the ball directly back to you. Use the StepBack method, and you'll see your shot power & accuracy rapidly improve. Real Game Striker Target!		Using the ULTIMAGOAL Chipping Plane trainees learn quickly to Chip Passes, with no ball chasing while practicing technique. Once the trainees chipping technique is mastered, utilize ULTIMAGOAL as an obstacle or defender to practice chipping over or around. Real Game Obastacle!
	PASS PLANE		HEAD PLANE
	The Passing plane will have you passing like a pro in no time. It forces the trainee to pass the ball smoothly on the ground with minimal bounce. The ground pass is the easiest for a teammate to receive and one-touch to another teammate. ULTIMAGOAL's passing plane dramatically improves touch and timing for proper distribution skills. Real Game Passing Partner!		The ULTIMAGOAL heading plane is a safe way for beginning & intermediate players to get familiar heading the ball. It is important players develop proper technique heading the ball to prevent injury. Real Game Heading Action!
	SPORTS PLANES
	The ULTIMAGOAL Multisport mode has angled Sports planes that are great for players and goalies alike, helping develop aerial and ground control of the ball.The side planes are at a 90 degree angle from the ground but provide a very unique bounce, forcing the trainees to always be prepared when the ball rebounds back.