Here's my typical 200-round range session...
(note: I'm usually the only person on the pistol firing line)
1) (about 50 rounds)
-Arrive and set up 2 silhouettes, preferably at different distances from 5-10Y
-close eyes and turn around a couple of times to semi-disorient myself.
-use another shooters gunshot or a friend's verbal command as a "go" command to turn, find the targets, draw, and neutralize (usually 2 to body and 1 to head) as fast as possible.
I do this from concealment, using my leather IWB carry holster, and without any gun handling or dry firing first to see how I can handle myself "cold."
2) (about 75 rounds)
-switch to my kydex paddle holster (it's a lot more comfortable for repeated drawing and reholstering.
-staple 4x6 index cards over the chest and head of the silhouettes. practice drawing and shooting but try to always hit the cards.
-stop after 25 rounds (3 8rd mags +1 in chamber) and tape up my misses. Replace the cards as necessary.
This is where I focus on technique -- proper grip, smooth draw, trigger control, etc. I gradually speed up as I go.
3) (about 25 rounds)
- same as above, but offhand
4) (about 50 rounds)
- load 1-3 rounds in each magazine (I usually have one in the gun and two spares)
- shoot a couple rounds, mag change, etc. until I'm out of mags
- reload mags with 1-3 rounds each, repeat until ammo is gone
5) pack up and go home (or go play with the rifles for awhile)
Not sure if that will help, but it works okay for me.