Glenn Brown has lived in New Albany Indiana since 1986, and was born in Alabama in 1980. He received 100 hours certification in Xingyiquan Kung-fu, Qigong, and Acupressure in England by the Red Dragon School of Martial Arts in 2001, and earned his 4th degree black belt & title of Master of Xingyiquan in 2023. He became a 500 hour certified Bikram Yoga Instructor in LA in 2002. He has been teaching classes at Bikram Yoga College of Southern Indiana from 2002 up to the present. He is the 2018 USA Yoga Asana National Champion, and the 14 time Indiana Regional Champion between 2003 & 2018. He also placed 5th in the 2016 Nationals , 2nd in 2017 Nationals, and has coached competitors to National & International gold medals.

Glenn founded Lionflow Progressive Yoga & Arts, LLC in 2010 based on the progressive home workout method built over his lifetime, and from his experience teaching private students home yoga workouts they could see progress in at his home studio, parks, living rooms, art galleries, offices, and schools. He taught the University of Louisville Football team in their 2012 & 2013 pre-season training. He has also given Yoga history & application lectures, and performed demonstrations at Floyd Memorial Hospital, Turner's Circus, IUS, Playthink Movement Arts Festival, Soul Cleanse Festival, Art Galleries, Elementary schools, and many other local businesses. Glenn is also an Artist & Author, and self published his first book of poetry & art, “ Four in the Fire “, in 2007. More work is coming soon.

In 2016 Glenn began teaching as an Adjunct Instructor at Indiana University Southeast, and also earned his certification in Sun style Tai Chi. At IUS he teaches students accredited Yoga & Tai Chi classes about history, method, and different styles of practice. In 2018 inspired by his college course he transitioned his Yoga studio from “ Lionflow Yoga Studio “ to “ Array Yoga Studio / Lionflow Yoga HQ “ to open the doors to more styles, and teachers with a new yoga studio mission. Array Yoga is “ The Gallery of Yoga Styles. Expressing unity in a Yoga Studio through mutual respect between different styles, studios, students, and teachers. “

He has dedicated his life to Taoism (Kung-fu, Tai Chi & Qigong), Yoga, and art , and hopes to be part of creating more unity in the yoga world between different styles, studios, students, and teachers. “ My goal is to help make the knowledge for people to progress their practices, and achieve their personal goals more accessible.”