Ive always thought that an addition of a "drill of the week" or something similar would be awesome and would help give each others ideas on what we need to cover or improve on. ill start out:

One of my personal favorites is the "gas pedal drill". starting from the 7 yard line, on timer que, draw and fire 5 shots on target, turn and sprint back to the 15 yard line, turn and fire 5 more shots on target, then sprint back to the 7 yard line while reloading on the move, and finish with 5 more on target. focusing on accuracy, speed, and muzzle control under movement. usually your first 5 and last 5 will have closer splits than the 5 at the 15, which makes you slow down and make more accurate shots before throwing yourself back into high gear for movement/reload.

you can do this with both pistol or rifle, mixing in transitions or reloads as wanted. if i knew how to imbed pictures on here id throw up a target from last weekend lol

I like the increasing distance drill. I've seen more specific variants. The no equipment version:

take a paper grocery bag. Tape a paper plate to it. At 5 paces (2 steps in a pace) shoot one shot. If it's on the paper plate, go back another pace. Keep going until you miss the paper plate.

That's where you need to work.

If you're already shooting NRA at 50 meters I'm sure you're laughing but especially for beginners this gives you an idea what your max careful aimed range is. And by working right at the edge of that it helps you see where you're messing up the fundamentals.