What are the preliminary Movements of a Wrist Shot?

The preliminary movements of a wrist shot in hockey involve several key steps. First, the player positions the puck near the back foot while shifting their weight to the back leg. Next, the stick is drawn back, and the player winds up by rotating their hips and shoulders to generate power. Finally, the player shifts their weight forward, snapping the wrists and following through to direct the puck accurately towards the target.