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NAKED BEEF PROTEIN POWDER TO POWER YOUR WORKOUTS

July 13, 2026

Proper nutrition is essential for your body for its day-to-day as well as to push it through the workouts and activities that you put your body through! At Athleisure Mag, we are always sharing what you should know to include in your routine. Avid readers and those in our community know that we have shared Naked Nutrition with you as we enjoy the clean ingredients as well as how it works with our bodies to give it the fuel that it needs. Whether you are maintaining your general fitness goals or are gearing up for specific needs, we’re excited to share with you one of their newest products, Naked Beef Protein Powder. If you want to switch it up from the original, you can also select their Naked Chocolate Beef Protein Powder and/or their Naked Vanilla Beef Protein Powder.

It’s important to note that Naked Beef Protein Powder has 21 grams of clean protein and 17 grams of collagen per serving, It is sourced from 100% fresh European beef bones from farms on this continent. This is an important part of the process as taking this from European farms ensures that it is a higer quality sourcing, stricter standards, and cleaner protein. They are processed in Sweden by using mechanical and thermal methods only, with no chemical solvents and no unnecessary additives. Nothing is artificial - which is why we continue to talk about the fact that we love that this brand is all about clean ingredients to power us as we consume it! It is lactose-free, bloat-free, and rich in the amino acids that support not just muscle, but the joints, tendons, and connective tissue that will assist you as you continue to train! This will help you stay consistent and aid in recovery. It is also growth hormone free, no rBGH or rBST and has only 2 ingredients - Beef Protein Isolate and Sunflower Lecithin. This powder is also naturally rich in glycine (4,820mg), proline (2,820mg), and hydroxyproline (2,059mg) which are 3 amino acids that make up collagen in the body. The ability to enjoy this product without being concerned about digestive discomfort is a major reason why we enjoy Naked products in general. It’s worth noting that each container has 20 servings of this premium grass-fed beef protain powder.

When you are adding this into your routine, you will find that there is 0 sugar, 0 carbs, and 90 calories per serving! This is paleo, keto, and carnivore friendly. It is suggested that you should consume this in the morning, before a workout or after you come back from the gym or studio fitness of choice. Simply mix 1 scoop of Naked Beef Protein Powder into an 8-12oz of water, coconut water, favorite beverage, protein shake, or smoothie bowls. You can also blend it into your favorite shake for 25-30 seconds. You can also include it into your everyday recipes that you already enjoy, You’ll find that it fits into your routine without you having to compromise what you need. It has a neutral taste as well as a smooth texture, so it blends well into whatever you adding it to.

For those that like to know what can compliment or pairs well with Naked Beef Protein Powder, it is suggested that you can add Naked Creatine to your post-workout shake for a complete recovery stack! This assists in more strength and faster muscle repair - once again there is nothing in this that is artificial which is why they like their clean approach to nutrition. It’s also worth noting that Naked Beef Protein Powder can supplement a meal but it is not designed as a full replacement. Because this is 90 calories and has 21g of protein per serving, it is a protein boost alongside balanced nutrition.

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FITNESS ANGELS WITH KIRK MYERS

November 17, 2025

The month of Oct has a number of events that are iconic and one of them is the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show that blends the brand, models, personalities and entertainers together here in NYC. Walking the runway, rocking the wings and harnassing all of that energy means preparation. Some of that preparation involves working out so that each person has the confidence in how they feel and look. Kirk Myers, founder of DOGPOUND Gym has been working with models since 2016. We wanted to know more about how he approaches this show with his clients, how we can incorporate their workouts into our own sessions, and the power of recovery and hydration! If you missed the show, we have soem of our favorite moments.

ATHLEISURE MAG: How long have you been doing this runway-model prep work? What’s your ideal timeline when a client has a target date?

KIRK MYERS: I’ve been a trainer for over 20 years, and The Victoria’s Secret Angel work began around 2016 when I was introduced to Jasmine Tookes by her hairstylist Marty Harper. The ideal timeline would be around 12 -16 weeks, but can be adjusted according to their goals. If I know ahead of time that someone has a runway show, we can adjust quickly.

AM: What are your go-to tips you give in prep for the show?

KM: My go-to tips are:

○ Core control & breathing over “abs for show.” Engaging the core properly (with breathing) supports everything—not just aesthetics.

○ Train for function and movement, not just isolation. For models, strength, mobility, stability, sometimes boxing, and other low-impact work, like resistance bands, help keep the body balanced.

○ Volume + consistency wins. We usually go through repeated higher-rep cycles (bands, sliders, and bodyweight) to fatigue.

○ Recovery & rest built in. Models don’t want to be constantly sore. So I suggest rest days, lower-impact exercises, stretching, and hydration to aid recovery. Replenishing electrolytes with something like Vita Coco helps restore balance and supports muscle repair after training.

○ Tailor every plan - I like to tailor each plan to the client. Taking into account what they’ve done before, while adapting our training to include what they enjoy most.”

AM: For a beach-body runway feel (or just prepping for a vacation), what are 3 workouts to include?

KM: Here are three I would include with some variation:

○ Circuit of Resistance Bands + Bodyweight Supersets - Combine exercises like banded glute bridges, lateral band walks, pushups, inverted rows, core planks, etc., in supersets. Very model-prep friendly.

○ Core & Anti-Rotation Movements - Moves like planks, side planks, and medicine ball slams. These help define the waistline and improve posture.

○ Low-to-Moderate Load, Metabolic Strength Rounds - Use lighter weights with higher reps in a circuit style (e.g. walking lunges, dumbbell swings, overhead presses) to build lean muscle while metabolically challenging the body (i.e., burning fat). You can layer those with mobility work, active rest, and light cardio (walking, incline treadmill, etc.) for extra burn without overtaxing the body.

AM: How important is functional strength training and what does that look like?

KM: It’s pretty important to help create a balanced look. Functional strength means strength you can use: stability, balance, core control, coordination, and mobility integrated for daily life.

What that entails:

○ Multi-joint movements (squats, deadlifts, lunges, and presses)

○ Single-leg, unilateral work (e.g. single-leg deadlifts, Bulgarian split squats)

○ Core + anti-rotational work (to resist twist and torque)

○ Mobility + stability paired (e.g. loaded carries with anti-lateral fl exion as well as crawling patterns)

○ Dynamic & reactive work (e.g. plyometrics, mini bounds, and stability challenges) where appropriate

AM: Recovery is essential. What recovery rituals do you suggest?

KM: I would suggest the following:

○ Active recovery and mobility days (light movement, yoga, stretching, as well as foam rolling)

○ Massage, soft tissue work, and percussion devices

○ Quality sleep

○ Hydration + electrolytes through beverages such as Vita Coco

○ Compression and stretching post-workout

AM: Let’s talk hydration! How important is it before, during, and after a workout?

KM: It is important before and after! I recommend hydrating well in the hours leading up, especially with something electrolyte-heavy like Vita Coco. Coconut water is one of the most effective natural ways to hydrate since it is packed with potassium, magnesium, and sodium to help your muscles perform at their best. Bring a water bottle filled with Vita Coco to sip on throughout your workout; it’ll keep you refreshed without the artificial dyes found in many sports drinks.

Post-workout, hydration is just as key. Vita Coco helps replenish electrolytes lost through sweat, supporting faster recovery and preventing that sluggish, dehydrated feeling that can follow a tough session. Think of it as the natural way to power your performance and bounce back stronger.

AM: How can we juggle fitness goals and holiday season indulgences?

KM: I don’t want clients to go into guilt mode. We can plan to be smart, be fl exible, and stay consistent with habits even during the holiday season. Clients do virtual training to maintain balance and also focus on nutrition so they can continue to make healthier choices, even while traveling. Going for a walk is always a good idea!

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PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY | PG 156/Kirk Myers | PG 159 - 161 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show |

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IN THE PHOTOS | L: Angel Reese + R: Emily Ratajkowski

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ATHLEISURE LIST | BIVE

September 15, 2019

We have become fans of BIVE, which stands for Balance + Vitality, which are the two biggest principles of the brand. They want to show people that even with something that’s typically considered as indulgent as ice cream, one can still incorporate it into their diet and feel good about it. BIVE is ice cream with a purpose.

BIVE opened its doors in September 2018 but was in process long before that. Founder Carla Noboa spent over a year perfecting the initial offerings to maximize the benefits of the superfoods while still creating something delicious.

The original flavors were Boost Me Up (Passion Fruit, Collagen, Chia seeds, Coconut water and Amaranth), Soothe Me Up (Valerian root, Toasted coconut, Almond milk, Coconut cream, Dark chocolate chip and Vanilla), Pick Me Up (Dark chocolate, Coconut milk, Coconut cream, Chia seeds and Amaranth),

Keep Me Strong (Echinacea and Soursop), Keep Me Balanced (Strawberries, Goji berries and Vitamin C) and Keep Me Comfy (Peppermint, Aloe vera, Dark chocolate and Oat milk).

Carla comes from a nutrition background and wanted to find a fun way to consume superfoods. As an avid ice cream fan, she kept looking for options that could satisfy a sweet tooth and promote balance + vitality, but most of the “healthy” options available were merely cold and artificially sweet. She set out to create something new: an ice cream with a purpose that used real ingredients from Mother Earth. For her, being connected to nature and being satisfied with what you put in your body was personally fulfilling. She wanted to find a way to help others do the same.

BIVE offers seasonal flavors that currently include: Sexy Butter (Peanut Butter, Chocolate Chips, Cocoa Butter, Coconut Oil, Coconut Milk, Cashew Milk, and Maca), which is designed to enhance energy balance hormones, and improve sexual dysfunction.

The seasonal flavors tend to stick around longer than initially planned because customers love them so much! There are a bunch of ideas in the works for fall, come by the shop to see what makes the final cut.

The cones provided at BIVE come from the Konery, which hand rolls all their cones in Brooklyn. BIVE currently offers French Vanilla, Dark Chocolate, Matcha, and Lavender, but this lineup will change as new flavors are developped.

All flavors are available in pints at BIVE as well as GrubHub, Postmates, Seamless, and UberEats. They sell pre-packaged individual 4 oz portions which you can purchase in groups of 4.

For many people, ice cream is comfort food. It's a natural stress reliever by its sheer existence, but then by the time you finish, you sometimes end up feeling sluggish or depressed. BIVE believes ice cream can make you feel good emotionally and physically! They’ve worked hard to find natural and holistic ways to make ice cream an entirely positive experience.

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MAY #ATHTRIBE

June 1, 2016

We're in the in between portion of the year as we transition from the cool breezes of the spring to the higher humidity of summer! With long weekends around the corner, there are so many excuses to take in phenomenal weather, whether you're enjoying a staycation, jetsetting, or simply staying at home.

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