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Jamie O’Brien And Friends Get It Good With Some Perfect Mexican Beachbreaks

Dec 16, 2017 By: Toby Koekkoek
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Pro surfer Jamie O'Brien has created a life we all dream about, and it's his job. The American grew up near one of the most iconic waves in the world, with a home in front of Pipeline, on the surf mecca that is Oahu's North Shore. He grew up surfing contests from age six to his early 20s culminating with a win at the prestigious Pipeline Masters. As O'Brien started to outgrow the contest circuit, he began producing surf films of his own and eventually staring in the award-winning "Who is JOB?".

Now in his seventh season filming "Who Is JOB" with Red Bull, O'Brien still manages to find time to retreat to some of his favorite breaks around the world with his best buddies as evidenced by this all-time five-day session in Mexico.

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