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Robert Hynes

Dublin boxing club offers people the chance to give Trump a thump with special punching bags

A city centre boxing club is giving people the chance to take a swing at Donald Trump as the US president prepares to land in Ireland.

Newly opened Leeson Street gym BeatBox have a fitness room filled with punching bags featuring the controversial president's face - which health conscious anti-Trumpsters can smash repeatedly while working off the pounds.

The one-of-a-kind sessions take place in a neon-light lit room and resemble a Rocky montage, only they take place in a subterranean nightclub filled with Donald Trump punch bags.

The high energy workouts have been condensed down into 30 and 45 minute classes which are ideal for the time-challenged fitness enthusiast.

The workouts are a fast, fun and effective 10 rounds of boxing mixed with bodyweight, light dumbbells, slam balls and med balls which are all designed to help you get fit, shed fat and get that sculpted look.

The underground premises has an unlimited monthly package available which is designed to get you fighting fit.

To top it all off after each session you will be rewarded with a protein smoothie to help you recharge your batteries.

James Murphy, owner and founder of BeatBox, said: “Unlike the Donald we like to make everyone feel welcome here at Beat Box and cater for everyone’s unique fitness requirements.

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“Our newest class will hopefully allow protesters to let off some steam and to leave the class feeling as though they’ve made orange the new black and blue!”

Trump is set to land at Shannon Airport at four o'clock today as he embarks on a three-day visit that will take in rounds of golf at his Doonbeg resort in Co Clare.

A number of protests are expected to take place while Trump is here.

The main one in Dublin is scheduled for the Garden of Remembrance on Parnell Square at 6pm tomorrow (Thursday), while a 'Baby Trump' blimp is tipped to hover over the city over the course of his stay.

BeatBox say that their workout is designed to have demonstrators fighting fit for Trump's visit.

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