Young Athletes & Scholars: Personal Brands Built in Public

This is not a course. There is no login portal, no drip sequence, no certificate. It is a working roster of young athletes, scholars, and builders we spend real days with — on stages in Detroit, on the Strip in Las Vegas at midnight, in the gym between dunk sessions — building the one thing their talent deserves and the algorithm cannot repossess: a home on the internet that Google trusts and sponsors can audit.

Meet the Roster

Carson Teagarden

Calisthenics & fitness coach for busy men — 724,000+ YouTube subscribers, 250M lifetime views. Entity home, sponsorship program, and coaching showcase engineered in public.

carsonteagarden.com →How we built it →

Julian David

New Zealand’s first male Olympic speed climber — 8th at Paris 2024, U20 World Champion. Entity home and authority audit built end-to-end by an AI crew.

Entity home →How we built it →

Cam Hazzard

Pro dunker out of Texas — one of 24 athletes in Shaq’s DunkMan League competing on TNT for $500,000, with a 50-inch verified vertical and a 360-under-both that fewer than 10 people on earth have landed.

camhazzard.com →How we built it →

Dylan Haugen

The youngest pro dunker in the world and a DunkMan League athlete — 100M+ views, six contests won, host of the Dunk Talk podcast, founder of the Minnesota Dunk Squad, and co-founder of Local Service Spotlight with Dennis Yu.

dylan-haugen.com →Dunk Talk podcast →

Watch Them Win

Not testimonials — footage. The work is public, the numbers are on the videos, and you can check both right now.

We Actually Show Up

The photos on this page are not stock and not generated — they were shot by us or by the athletes’ own crews, on real days together. Carson’s homepage hero? Dennis took it at midnight on the Strip (Carson liked the moment so much he gave Dennis the shoes he wore in it). Dylan and Cam taught a room of Detroit business owners alongside Dennis at the DSDT AI Summit. The best receipts are the ones the athletes wrote themselves, on sites they own:

• “What the Magic Berry Challenge Taught Me About Marketing” — Cam, on a lesson Dennis taught him with a lemon and a berry.
• “What Dennis Yu Taught Me About Storing 14 TB of Dunk Content” — Cam, after a working session on his archive.
• “A 34-Year Business Owner Told Us AI Felt Like Talking to Her Team” — Cam, reporting from the Detroit summit floor.
• Dylan’s speaking page — five talks, five cities, two years on stage with this crew.

What They Get

An entity home — their name as the domain, a facts-first homepage, Person schema wiring every verified profile to the one property they own. A brand authority audit — where they rank on their own name, what Google’s Knowledge Graph holds, and the 90-day plan. A sponsorship front door — Carson’s partnership hub with five creator-fit briefs is the working example: every number checkable against public channels. And a network: these young people follow, collaborate with, and push each other — two of them are now teammates in Shaq’s league.

More from the build log: Ethan Van De Hey’s tune-up · nathanielstevens.com · harryjgold.com · marionarang.com

Know a Young Athlete or Scholar Who Deserves This?

We take on young people whose work ethic is already proven and whose story deserves infrastructure. Parents, coaches, and agents welcome.