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Sanctuary Spa New Mum Box of Treats and Pamper Jar Review

Review By

April Bura

Sanctuary Spa New Mum Box of Treats and Pamper Jar Review Being a new mum can be daunting and stressful, but it&#;s the little things and little moments that can bring calm and relief. Both the Sanctuary Spa New Mum Box and Pamper Jar seem to deliver on that promise in the cutest packaging around!

Gift set types include the Sanctuary Spa New Mum Box of Treats and the Sanctuary Spa Mum to Be Pamper Jar.

The New Mum Box of Treats is shaped like a chocolate box, but instead you will find sweet fragrances and textures instead.

It contains new-mum-must-haves like Stretch Mark Oil; sweet essentials like the White Lily and Damask Rose Body Wash and the Wet Skin Moisture Miracle body lotion.

My personal pandemic favourite is the hydrating hand cream (all that sanitising and hand washing really takes it out of you!); and the 5 minute treat of a Thermal Charcoal Detox Mask. I&#;m in love!

The Sanctuary SpaMum to be Pamper Jar has to be my favorite of the two. The glass jar has the initial appeal of being just that tiny bit more luxe and the savvy-mum-appeal of being so so reusable for either more treats for yourself or baby essentials (like your clean reusable wipes maybe?).

It also contains a few of the favorites that I mentioned in the pamper box like: stretch mark oil, hand cream and body wash; but also has a luxuriousfoaming bath soak and adorable yet useful branded loofa!

Both sets are super affordable and would make an ideal gift either for a mum to be, a new mum or maybe you just want to snag it to spoil yourself.

Whether you have 30 seconds or 30 minutes, you can reach for the contents of these sets and find a wonderful moment that is all yours. I am all for it!

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Field-testing continues on the new, more challenging fitness test for the United States Army. It is designed to better prepare soldiers of both genders for combat tasks, reduce injuries and lead to ample cost savings across the service. The six-event readiness assessment, called the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT), will replace the current three-event Army Physical Fitness Test, which has been around since

The Army is currently conducting a pilot with 63 battalions to determine scoring standards or any tweaks needed to make the test more feasible. Leaders can choose to implement the program Army-wide as soon as October of , but as late as October As a part of getting soldiers and fitness instructors prepared for this test, the “Center for Initial Military Training” has announced the launch of a new website.
According to Army Times, “The site walks users through an implementation timeline, then lays out all six events. You can watch a video of each exercise as it’s performed on the test, plus three more with alternatives you can practice in the gym ― or in your living room ― to train the same muscles used in the test.”

The training site can be explored by clicking here.

Rally Fitness Has a Long History of Helping Military Personnel Get Stronger

In response to this change in the Army fitness test and the training that will be necessary for soldiers to meet these rigorous requirements, Rally Fitness has developed an Army Combat Fitness Test Equipment Package. This package was designed by Rally Fitness, known for its rugged CrossFitand high-use fitness facilities equipment, to help soldiers train and test administrators to accurately assess the fitness of Army soldiers.

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The Army Combat Fitness Test has been noticed and commented on by non-military fitness instructors. Here are some responses posted on the social media site Facebook after this test was featured on a recent post.

“This is long past due and will improve the confidence of both the soldiers and the citizens they protect. Well done Army!”

~ Brian, CrossFit trainer in Dallas

“In theory this is a great advance for the military. I worry a little about the injuries that might occur while training for and completing the test. Some of these tests require some skill and good form in order to avoid muscle strains and other injuries.”

~ Rachel, Fitness Instructor New Orleans

Six Events That Will Challenge Every Soldier’s Mettle

Strength Deadlift

With a proposed weight range of to pounds, the deadlift event is similar to the one found in the Occupational Physical Assessment Test, or OPAT, which is given to new recruits to assess lower-body strength before they are placed into a best-fit career field. The ACFT will require soldiers to perform a three-repetition maximum deadlift and the weights will be increased. This event replicates picking up ammunition boxes, a wounded battle buddy, supplies or other heavy equipment on the battlefield.

Standing Power Throw

Participants will toss a pound ball backward as far as possible to test muscular explosive power. This replicates that which is needed to lift themselves or a fellow soldier up over an obstacle or to move rapidly across uneven terrain.

Hand-Release Pushups

In this event, soldiers start in the prone position and execute a traditional pushup, but when at the down position they release their hands and arms from contact with the ground and then reset to do another pushup. This is designed to build additional upper body muscles.

Sprint/Drag/Carry

As they dash 25 meters, five times up and down a lane, soldiers will perform sprints, drag a sled weighing 90 pounds, and then hand-carry two pound kettlebell weights. This test simulates pulling a battle buddy out of harm's way, moving quickly to take cover, or carrying ammunition to a fighting position or vehicle.

Leg Tuck

This test is similar to a pull-up, Soldiers lift their legs up and down to touch their knees/thighs to their elbows as many times as they can. This exercise strengthens the core muscles since it doubles the amount of force required compared to a traditional sit-up.

2-mile run

This is the same event as on the current test. In the ACFT, run scores are expected to be a bit slower due to all of the other strenuous activity.

The Army notes that “the ACFT gauges soldiers on the 10 components of physical fitness: muscular strength and endurance, power, speed, agility, aerobic endurance, balance, flexibility, coordination and reaction time. The current test only measures two: muscular and aerobic endurance.

Field testing will help determine scoring but it will likely be points for each event for a maximum of Minimum scores, however, may change depending on a soldier's military occupational specialty. Soldiers in more physically demanding jobs may see tougher minimums, similar to how OPAT evaluates new recruits.

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Leading supply chain-focused investor makes most recent investment in the fastest-growing last-mile trucking logistics execution platform in Latin America

BOGOTA, Colombia, July 9,  /PRNewswire/ &#; Liftit, Inc., the leading technology platform to automate and execute last-mile truck deliveries across Latin America, today announced $ million in new funding. The new capital will enhance the company&#;s capabilities to automate the last-mile transportation and delivery of goods across Latin America and continue to develop its technology to digitize last-mile logistics in the region.

The Series B financing was led by Cambridge Capital, with participation from IFC, monashees, Jaguar Ventures, NXTP Ventures and other leading industry investors. In conjunction with the investment, Cambridge Capital&#;s Ben Gordon and Matt Smalley, as well as Ed Feitzinger, the former VP of Global Logistics at Amazon, have joined Liftit&#;s Board of Directors.

Through Liftit&#;s proprietary, cloud-based technology platform, large shippers in Latin America can connect with a network of drivers across various commercial vehicle classes, which enables automated tendering and execution of any kind of truck-based delivery, along with real-time visibility and traceability of key metrics. By automating and optimizing delivery processes based on AI and machine learning, Liftit&#;s customers achieve a significant reduction in operating costs.

Liftit is also building an important network of entrepreneurial owner-operator truck drivers (&#;Lifters&#;) across 5 countries in Latin America, who can leverage Liftit&#;s technology and customer demand to build micro trucking businesses. The Liftit platform allows Lifters to reduce their downtime and significantly increase their revenue. In fact, Liftit&#;s most active Lifters have used funds earned through Liftit to add multiple additional trucks to their fast-growing businesses.

&#;We are very happy to announce this new investment. Cambridge Capital&#;s deep experience in logistics globally makes them the perfect partner for us. Working with them will allow us to continue developing our platform, deepen our leadership team and continue our high-growth trajectory into and beyond,&#; said Brian York, CEO of Liftit.

&#;We are extremely excited to partner with Liftit as the lead investor in the Series B financing. Our background as global business builders in supply chain, and our unique viewpoint as a group of operators, strategic advisors and investors focused exclusively in logistics, will allow us to help Liftit continue to build its moat in what we believe is a fast-growing multi-billion dollar market for tech-enabled last-mile trucking logistics in Latin America,&#; said Ben Gordon, Cambridge Capital&#;s Managing Partner. &#;Liftit&#;s continuous exponential growth with existing and new customers, and unified servicing of major shippers across multiple countries, is a validation of Liftit&#;s large market opportunity and excellent product-market fit,&#; added Matt Smalley, Principal of Cambridge Capital.

&#;Liftit is solving a major problem for shippers in Latin America, connecting shippers and trucking capacity through technology localized to support the unique needs of Latin America,&#; said Ed Feitzinger. Ed was most recently VP of Global Logistics at Amazon, and prior to Amazon served as the CEO of a global freight forwarder operating in 59 countries. &#;Latin America has some of the highest distribution costs in the world, and short haul trucking, specifically last mile, is a big problem for shippers in Latin America. Liftit delivers a unique combination of technology and operational execution to solve that problem.&#;

With large customers such as Walmart, Pepsi and Grupo Bimbo, Liftit is already a market leader across Latin America. With this new investment, Liftit is accelerating and deepening its partnerships with large shippers across the region.

About Liftit:
Liftit is the leading technology platform to automate and execute last-mile truck deliveries across Latin America.  Liftit&#;s core product is a highly configurable and fully integrated transportation management platform used by shippers in Latin America to optimize their truck delivery operations.  In addition to its technology used by shippers, Liftit also leverages a network of entrepreneurial owner-operator truck drivers (&#;Lifters&#;) to execute deliveries.

Founded in January , Liftit is headquartered in Bogota, Colombia, has + employees, and currently operates in Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Ecuador.

To learn more about Liftit, visit goalma.org

About Cambridge Capital:
Cambridge Capital is a private equity firm investing in the applied supply chain.  The firm provides private equity to finance the expansion, recapitalization or acquisition of growth companies in transportation, logistics and supply chain technology.  Our philosophy is to invest in companies where our operating expertise and in-depth supply chain knowledge can help our portfolio companies achieve outstanding value.

For more information, please visit goalma.org