01 / Find your starting point
Choose an introduction
Look for a beginner class that matches your interests. Review its description and what is included.
Elevate Range Club
New to the Range
Your first visit starts with a welcome.
You do not need to know everything before you arrive. A friendly introduction helps you choose the right next step.
Start where you are
You do not need to have it all figured out.
A first visit starts with questions. Tell the team what you are curious about, how much experience you have, and what would make you feel more comfortable.
An introductory class gives you a structured place to begin, with time to understand the setting and ask for help.
Explore beginner classes
02 / Ask a question
Know what to expect
Check the class requirements, suggested clothing, and any equipment you may need to bring.
03 / Keep learning
Go at your own pace
After your introduction, talk with an instructor about practice opportunities and a suitable next class.
A few common first-visit questions.
Do I need to own equipment to start?
Check the individual class description for what is included. Introductory programs may offer equipment for use during class, and the team can help you understand the options.
What if I have never visited a range?
Choose a beginner introduction and tell the instructor that this is your first visit. Questions are welcome throughout the experience.
Can I come with a friend?
A friend can make a new experience more comfortable. Check each class or visit option for its participation requirements.
How do I know which class comes next?
Use the class experience level and any listed prerequisites as a starting point, then ask the instructor about a suitable next step.
Your next good experience