20 Minute Vinyasa Flow

Move with your breath and build some heat

These twenty minute flows link one pose to the next with your breath, so you warm up quickly and stay moving. They are great when you want energy and strength in a short window.

12 free 20 minute vinyasa flow classes with Erin Sampson, from 18 to 27 minutes, filmed in Costa Rica, Colorado and Nicaragua. The most practiced is Rise and Shine Yoga Class (23 min).

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Why a 20 minute vinyasa flow works

Vinyasa keeps you moving, which builds heat and strength faster than slower styles. Twenty minutes is enough for a few rounds of flow and a calm finish without leaving you drained. It is a good fit for a lunch break or a busy morning when you still want to feel like you worked. Take a rest in child's pose any time you need it.

20 Minute Vinyasa Flow: common questions

How many free 20 minute vinyasa flow classes does Five Parks Yoga have?

There are 12 free 20 minute vinyasa flow classes with Erin Sampson in this collection, from 18 to 27 minutes long. Every one is free to watch here or on YouTube.

Which 20 minute vinyasa flow class should I start with?

Most people start with Rise and Shine Yoga Class (23 minutes), the most practiced class in this collection. If you want something different, try Morning Boost Yoga Class (23 minutes).

Are these 20 minute vinyasa flow classes good for beginners?

2 of them are marked beginner friendly. A good first one is Greet the Day Yoga Class (18 minutes). In every class Erin offers easier options, so take them whenever you need to.

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20 Minute Vinyasa Flow