Ken Shamrock is the legendary martial artist who dominated no-holds-barred martial arts competition in both America and Asia. He was the first Superfight champion of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, the popular martial arts event, and the first King of Pancrase, the pioneering Japanese fighting circuit. He is also the founder of the Lion's Den in Northern California, where many of the world's top bare-knuckle warriors hone and harden their skills. Step into the Lion's Den and learn the remarkable story of Shamrock's rise from a troubled youth to the pinnacle of reality martial combat. Learn, too, the secrets of Shamrock's ultra-efficient submissions fighting system and the training regimen that makes his fighters champions in the United States, South America, and Asia.

Profusely illustrated with over 150 dynamic photographs, Inside the Lion's Den is both an inspiring portrait of the fighter known as "the world's most dangerous man" and an invaluable guide for the martial artist, novice and master alike.

Richard Hanner is a bureau chief and columnist for The (Stockton) Record where he has won numerous awards for enterprise and feature writing. His freelance work has appeared in a variety of publications, including Parade, the California Journal, and Runner's World. He lives in Woodbridge, CA, with his wife, Judith, and their sons, Mitchell and Alexander.

211 pages. Softcover.