Board already? Dodgers pitcher Josh Beckett lets his wife of two years do the paddling on Hawaiian vacation

Josh Beckett may be a world champ, but his spouse is an ace on the paddle board.
The Dodgers pro baseball pitcher wasn't exactly carrying his fair share of the weight while paddle boarding with his gorgeous wife Holly Fisher in Maui over the weekend.
Josh, 32, was spotted on Saturday sitting on front of the board enjoying the ride while his hot bikini-clad spouse worked those arms and paddled them about the blue sea.

Board games: Dodgers pitcher Josh Beckett is enjoying a rest in Maui with his wife of two years, who carried his weight and hers during a paddle board excursion on Saturday

The 2003 and 2007 World Series champion obviously preferred to sit this one out.
Perhaps he was still tired after playing in the Celebrity Dinner & Golf Classic charity tournament in Wailea, Maui on Thursday.
Holly, however, seemed to have no trouble paddling both their weights while flaunting her toned body in a fetching zebra-striped two-piece.

Amazing body! Holly showed off her spectacular physique in a zebra-striped bikini, flexing her toned muscles as she paddled for two

I got it honey! Holly didn't seem to mind doing all the work; to be fair, Josh did participate in an annual charity golf tournament in Wailea, Maui on Thursday and golf can be exhausting

Fun in the sun: Josh thoroughly enjoyed his frolic in the ocean and couldn't get enough

Josh wore grey trunks paired with a black wet suit top that could not conceal his widening girth.
But he managed to work up some energy for a little boogie boarding.
He seemed to thoroughly enjoy riding the waves and letting the current take him along.
Meanwhile, Josh's pitching seems to be in transition, no longer able to call up his 97 mph curveball to miss the bats.

Taking a load off: Holly enjoyed cruising around on her board alone, and was seen tossing Josh a smile now and then

Ace in the water: While Holly showed her prowess with the paddle, Josh struggled with water in his eyes

Ride the wild wave: Josh took off on his boogie board and let the current do the work this time

Despite signing a four-year $68 million contract with the Boston Red Soxx in 2010, he was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers in August.
But Josh certainly got himself a winner when he wed Holly, a rocket scientist, in January 2011.
Not only is she in great physical shape, but she has a degree in aeronautical engineering and currently works as a space engineering consultant.
Holly gave birth to their first child, a girl, last September.

In transition: Josh was traded by the Boston Red Soxx to the LA Dodgers in August, and with his average pitching this season no doubt needed a break