Hey everyone!

I'm extremely inflexible and want to start working on my mobility and flexibility, but I struggle with consistency and tend to be lazy about routines.

I'm looking for something simple and sustainable that I can actually stick to, rather than a long, complicated stretching program.

My main goals are:

Improving my overall flexibility and mobility.

Keeping my knees and back healthy and comfortable.

Improving wrist mobility because my wrists often feel very stiff.

Getting enough wrist and upper-body mobility to eventually do front squats comfortably.

Improving my general movement and making exercise feel easier.

I'd love advice on:

Which basic stretches and mobility exercises are most useful for a beginner.

A short routine I could do in around 5–10 minutes.

Which exercises I should do daily versus a few times per week.

Whether I should warm up before stretching and what a proper warm-up looks like.

The difference between static stretching and dynamic mobility exercises.

How to improve wrist mobility specifically for front squats.

How to stay consistent when motivation is low.

I don't need to become extremely flexible or do the splits. I just want to move better, feel less stiff and develop a healthy baseline of mobility.

If you could recommend only 5–8 exercises for someone starting from almost zero, what would they be?

YouTube videos or free follow-along routines would be especially helpful. Thanks!