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Have a care. There are reasons a lot of ranges don't allow practice from the holster.

Practice slowly, dry-firing, breaking down the draw into phases. Don't work on speed, work on establishing a safe grip before anything else, not sweeping your offhand fingers or wrist, and not getting your finger on the trigger until the muzzle is well downrange.

Speed is secondary to safety.

I don't like to practice drawing and firing with anyone else around because I don't want to encourage an unpracticed shooter from trying something they aren't ready for just because it looks like fun.