Last month he completed a grueling 62mile trek across the Kaisut Desert raising cash for Comic Relief but by the looks of things Craig David has being doing one thing and one thing only since his return – hitting the gym.
The Born To Do it singer was spotted out in Miami with boxer David Haye and Craig certainly gave the WBA World Heavyweight Champion a run for his money in the muscle department.
The unlikely pair were seen catching up on the beach and although Haye towered inches above the singer, Craig’s physique wasn’t much smaller and appeared impressively toned next to the Championship boxer.
Have you been working out? Craig David showed off a toned physique that gave David Haye a run for his money as the pair trained together in Miami
The Slicker Than Your Average singer showed off his bulging muscles in just a pair of black shorts while Haye kept his body covered in a navy Hayemaker T-shirt and a peaked cap.
It seems that the singer had joined Haye and his training team for a run on the boardwalk and the pair seemed animated as they chatted and exercised in the sunshine.
Big boys: Craig joined Haye and his training team for a workout in the sunshine but Craig was certainly feeling confident about his form and took his shirt off
Both Haye and David own homes in the area and from the looks of things appear to be good friends.
The boxer, who has only one professional loss to date, is set to put his WBA title on the line against IBF and WBO champion Wladimir Kitschko, boyfriend of Hollywood actress Hayden Panettiere on either June 25 or July 2 this year.
Buff body: Craig, who took part in the Comic Relief trek last month, was happy to flex his muscles in the sunshine
Earlier this month Craig appeared on stage with Justin Bieber at his concert at the 02 Arena in London.
The 17-year-old pop star called the British singer to join him on stage for a rendition of Seven Days.
Last month Craig joined Lorraine Kelly, Nadia Sawalha and Kara Tointon as they endured soaring temperatures in the desert walking over 100 kilometres to raise money for Comic Relief.