Veteran Korean shooter Jin Jong-oh said Monday he’ll enter his fifth and likely last Asian Games next month with a renewed determination. The 38-year-old, one of the most decorated Olympians for Korea, said it was a conscious decision on his part to keep telling himself that this year’s Asiad, scheduled from Aug. 18 to Sept. 2 in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia, will be his final one. “Otherwise, I do not think I would have been pushing myself as hard,” Jin said at a press conference in Seoul. “I figured I’d be trying to do my absolute best if I thought this would be my last Asian Games.” As much as shooting is a mental sport, Jin said he has also begun to feel physically drained. “I feel like the sport is taking a physical toll on me,” Jin said. “I’ve lost a bit of my mental edge, but I know I have to overcome all this with extra focus at the Asian Games.” If anyone could get away with feeling sluggish or lethargic — with admitting to doing so — it is Jin.