You are doing good.
I also try to get some of the wimpiest ammo for each caliber, especially for the ladies. They need a smaller gun so felt recoil is a little more for them. Some ladies are very recoil averse. The trick is getting them focused on the target and don't do alot of larger caliber shooting at first.
Also always be positve and up beat. Even if they do terrible. For some people just stepping on to a live firing range is a huge step. Another thing is to be sure you have the best hearing protection for new shooters on indoor ranges. That will spook new shooters in a hurry. My wife had a bad experience with an indoor range and bad hearing protection. It took a great while to overcome that.
I also make sure that they have one really good target to take with them and a shell casing from the largest caliber they shot. So if they shoot say 5 shots and have a nice group going I'll swap that target out for them to save. I write the date, the gun and caliber on the target for them.
-Scott-
I also try to get some of the wimpiest ammo for each caliber, especially for the ladies. They need a smaller gun so felt recoil is a little more for them. Some ladies are very recoil averse. The trick is getting them focused on the target and don't do alot of larger caliber shooting at first.
Also always be positve and up beat. Even if they do terrible. For some people just stepping on to a live firing range is a huge step. Another thing is to be sure you have the best hearing protection for new shooters on indoor ranges. That will spook new shooters in a hurry. My wife had a bad experience with an indoor range and bad hearing protection. It took a great while to overcome that.
I also make sure that they have one really good target to take with them and a shell casing from the largest caliber they shot. So if they shoot say 5 shots and have a nice group going I'll swap that target out for them to save. I write the date, the gun and caliber on the target for them.
-Scott-