Club Swinging is the most difficult skill a calisthenic pupil will learn.  It requires no special physical attributes, just pure determination and lots of practise.  A team of 8-10 pupils are required to execute complex swings in unison with perfect rhythm in a planing action.  
Rhythm is a very important aspect, as each arm and club swing independently of the other, 
so exact rhythm is extremely important. Advanced routines will also include pupils to move through various patterns and execute leg movements as well.

An excellent performance of club swinging can hold an audience breath-taken and a single murmur will not be heard. This photograph demonstrates performers in perfect unison.