Twenty years ago John Thomas attended the opening night of Australia’s largest five-star swingers’ club. Little did he know that a decade later swinging would become more than just a part of his life; it would become his livelihood.

As hard as it seems at times being a single guy in the swinging scene (no pun intended), there are certainly things you can do to get a couple's attention. So here’s a guide to snagging and shagging a couple!

So you and your partner are both really looking forward to having an amazing night with another couple. But the reality is that only one of them is sizzling hot and amazing. Would you take one for the team, Honey?

While it’s true that the bulk of the swinging lifestyle is made up of the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s, there are still events and options for the over 50’s to start with or just enjoy.

The swing lifestyle has come a long way from the free love of the 60s and key parties of the 70s. Let's take an historical look at swinging through the decades.

When people first consider the swing lifestyle they may not be aware of how their relationship could be affected. Here are some of the good, the bad and the utterly fabulous ways swinging can change your relationship.

There is certainly confusion or often frustration around couples who don't swap for sex. Read our guide which explains the latest relationship trend: Monogamish.

Most people don’t sit down and write a checklist of all the sexy skills they could possibly learn or develop from enjoying threesomes, foursomes and moresomes but this scene can absolutely be an educational institute of orgasmic proportion.

Follow Chantelle Austin's Top 10 tips for attending your first swingers party and you'll be stacking the odds in your favour of having a mind-blowing experience!

Swinging is generally when you and your partner are enjoying the lifestyle usually in full view or at least ear-shot of each other. It’s just a sex and adventure thing for you. But what if you've taken it to the next level?