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I think you are getting yourself all worked up about this, and just need to relax. No one has ever failed to qualify in my class. You have 3 chances to pass the shooting proficiency test.

My policy is, if you don't pass the first time with the group, then we talk about it and see what we need to do to correct the problem. If it is equipment, we will rent you a firearm. If it is technique, we will see what we can do to get you over it. And, if you are ready, we will let you shoot again.

If you fail to qualify the second time, then we schedule a one on one training session with you. I will not let you shoot the 3rd time until you are confident that you will pass. I am pretty sure that most instructors will accomodate you in much the same way.

But, as others mentioned, if you can get someone else to watch you shoot, then you might get a better clue on what is going on.

Good luck to you!