What can I start doing at the range to help train for real-world applications? Drills, exercises, tips?

Title. I usually go to the range once a week and just practice my marksmanship, about 30 minutes or 150 rounds a session. Either my CZ-75BD or my S&W 686+. My daily CCW is usually a P,365. So instead of just slow shooting to aid in accuracy or for fun, anything I can or should start doing to help me that can translate into real world application? I have to shoot to qualify at 5, 7, and 10 yards on a standard B-27 target silouhette on regular occassion, but that's the most 'training' I regularly do aside from my initial training courses to get licensed.I have access to any targets, ammunition, and I use a Springfield xdM as a full-size, a Glock 17 standard, S&W M&P 2.0, and my other 4 aforementioned. So I'm open to any suggestions I can do to practice on my range sessions to improve. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2UCdeX2