What is vinyasa flow yoga?

Vinyasa flow yoga (also called flow yoga) is a dynamic practice where you move smoothly from one pose to the next, guided by your breath. Each inhalation lifts you, each exhalation grounds you — creating a rhythm that feels like meditation in motion.

Nuni Soriano
Vinyasa flow means that we're going to be linking the positions one after the other. Source:StarFit

Unlike static styles such as Hatha, Vinyasa keeps your body in constant motion, improving circulation, endurance, and body awareness. It’s one of the most accessible yoga styles for beginners because you learn by flowing — not forcing.

Scientific studies show that consistent Vinyasa practice improves cardiovascular health, flexibility, and emotional well-being by reducing stress hormones and increasing parasympathetic activation.

About our vinyasa flow program

Program length: 6 sessions
Duration per class: 46–60 minutes
Level: Beginners + All levels welcome

All six classes are designed as Vinyasa Flow sessions, meaning every position links seamlessly to the next.

  • Some classes focus on strength and balance

  • Others open the chest and hips

  • Every session deepens your breathing and body awareness

If you’re new to yoga — this program is for you. You’ll safely explore key poses, learn to connect breath with movement, and build confidence.
If you’re more experienced, you’ll find challenging options and mindful variations to expand your practice.

Meet your instructor: Nuni Soriano

Nuni Soriano’s path began in Jazz and Contemporary dance, where she developed a deep understanding of movement and body awareness.

Nuni Soriano
Balance, strength, flexibility, that's all you're going to find here and a lot of fluidity. Source:StarFit

After recovering from an injury through yoga, she discovered its healing and transformative potential — a realization that continues to shape her approach today.

In her classes, Nuni creates a calm, supportive atmosphere that encourages exploration, mindful breathing, and self-discovery. She guides practitioners to find both physical strength and emotional balance through movement.

Her background spans Vinyasa Flow, Hatha, Yin Yoga, Sound Healing, Yoga Therapy, Water Yoga, and Breathwork — each practice designed to foster relaxation, resilience, and personal growth. Every session with Nuni is an opportunity to breathe deeply, move freely, and reconnect with your inner strength.

Benefits of vinyasa flow yoga

  • Improves strength and flexibility: Flow sequences engage major muscle groups and stabilize your core.

  • Boosts balance and coordination: Transitions between poses sharpen focus and proprioception.

  • Enhances posture and mobility: Chest and hip openers help undo hours of sitting.

  • Calms the mind: Breathing with movement reduces anxiety and promotes mindfulness.

  • Supports heart and metabolic health: Regular flow practice improves blood circulation and metabolic function.

What you’ll need

  • A non-slip yoga mat

  • Optional blocks or strap

  • Comfortable clothing

  • 46–60 minutes of uninterrupted time

  • An open mind and willingness to breathe

Why you’ll love it

Each class is like a moving meditation. You’ll feel your body strengthen, your breath deepen, and your mind quiet. By the end of six sessions, you’ll not only move differently — you’ll live differently: lighter, steadier, and more present.

Vinyasa Flow isn’t about perfection — it’s about connection.

 Sources Used:

1. The acute effects of vinyasa flow yoga on vascular function, lipid and glucose concentrations, and mood.


What is Vinyasa Flow yoga?

Vinyasa Flow is a style of yoga that connects movement with breath, creating a continuous, rhythmic flow between poses.

Is Vinyasa Flow good for beginners?

Yes! Our 6-class program is beginner-friendly and offers modifications for every level.

What are the benefits of Vinyasa Flow yoga?

It builds strength, balance, flexibility, and reduces stress through mindful breathing and movement.

How often should I practice?

A4: Practicing 45–60 minutes a day, even just a few times per week, can improve flexibility and mood.

What do I need for a Vinyasa Flow class?

A yoga mat, comfortable clothes, and space to move. Blocks or straps can help with alignment.