Paracki also said he was struggling with the a league, mainly the pace of it.
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"I can't wait for the championship to start because I'm not used for the pre-season to be this long," he said.
"In Europe, it's just one and a half months. Me and all the guys can't wait for Sunday at the game against Adelaide - after three months of just training, you want something to play for, for points."
Paracki says it's been easy to slot into the Phoenix fold, and get a handle on Kalezic and assistant coach Rado Vidosic's possession-based style of football.
Wellington have bolstered their midfield after losing three stalwarts from last season in Roly Bonevacia, Alex Rodriguez and Vince Lia.
Brazilian Gui Finkler remains, as does Michael McGlinchey - although he is away this weekend with the All Whites - while Vidosic's son Dario returns to the A-League from an Asian stint to add to the Phoenix's options through the middle.
Paracki is enjoying coming to grips with Kalezic's challenging game plan.
"It's like high pressure, and keep the ball at our feet - it's not very easy to do, because you must work like this for long periods," he said.
"It's easier to just punch the ball forward, but you must play and keep the ball in your possession. It's much tougher.
"We're looking forward to Sunday to show how we play and what we can do."