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NASCA defines swing clubs as any organization, formal or
informal, which exists to provide swinging activities. Swing
clubs exist in a variety of forms. These include Swing
Clubs, Party Houses, Circles and Socials, Bars and Cocktail
Lounges and Contact Services. All but the contact services
may be on-premises or off-premises. Contact services work
through the mail or telephone and rarely provide swing
parties although they may promote group travel. Parties
given by on-premises swing clubs may have from ten to sixty
or more couples, though twenty to forty couples is the
common average. On-premises means that sexual activity
occurs at the party. Off premises swing clubs, cocktail
lounges and bars like Rendezvous help you to meet
other swingers. Swinging will be elsewhere with the
interested couples and singles responsible for the
arrangements. The off premises party offers a wide
possibility of social interaction, selection, potential of
swinging with others in a foursome, threesome, one-on-one,
or in a group scene. Bisexual as well as heterosexual
swinging is possible, principally among women. And the club
off -premises party offers this without pressure in a
structured environment. Off - premise after parties either
private, semi-private and group rooms are generally provided
to meet the desires of virtually everyone.
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