Happy 77th birthday, Goldie Hawn! The legendary actress celebrated her special day on November 21, and her famous daughter, Kate Hudson, took a moment to honor her mother – in her swimsuit. "So lucky I get to celebrate my beautiful mother everyday BUT TODAY Nov 21 was the day she was born! I wonder if God knew what had been concocted in the stars to create this beaming light? I have a feeling it was by no accident that she shares this otherworldly lust for life and joyous spirit. Be not fooled, my mother has depths that reach far beyond a tip toed dance through life. She has challenged the toughest minds, stood tall for her worth, she blazed trails for us to walk a little easier through and cut a lot of those weeds that love to scratch at women's ankles trying to get us to turn back, she follows through during the toughest moments and never takes no for an answer. My mothers life is a treasure trove of wisdom that I feel deeply honored to know intimately. Most importantly, she always wanted and continues to aspire to be the best mother and grandmother. And well…let's just say, she's winning at that 🏆☺️ HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAMA G! You're my everything ❤️🎂❤️ @goldiehawn," Kate captioned the series of snaps, including a mother-daughter bathing suit photo taken from the beach. How does she stay so fit at 77? Read on to see 5 ways Goldie Hawn stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

Goldie is one of the many stars who likes to get her jump on with a Jumpsport trampoline. "My crazy @mindup mindful movement for today. Dance, jump and twirl like nobody's watching ❤️💃🏼⁣⁣ and thanks @dualipa for the best addition to my trampoline playlist!," she captioned a post, including a video of her workout.

Goldie loves getting her sweat on while reaping the benefits of nature. "Keep your Mind Up for Nature," she captioned a recent post. "Do you ever feel happier after spending time in nature? Science has revealed that outdoor activities have some incredible benefits on our mental and physical health! Connecting with nature and the environment can improve our mood, lower blood pressure, and reduce feelings of stress and anger. Research also shows that spending time outside is linked to higher levels of concentration, creativity, and improved mental clarity. Even if you live in a city or urban setting, there are many ways to connect with nature. Watching a sunset, going for a walk around the neighborhood, or even just adding plants to our home, are just a few of the many ways we can reap the benefits of nature."

Goldie works out regularly, for her body and mind! "Keep your mind up for exercise," she captioned a post. "Research shows that people who exercise regularly have better mental health and emotional wellbeing. Physical exercise can help boost our mood, concentration, and also help us achieve a positive outlook on life. The great news is that exercise doesn't have to be strenuous or take a long time to make us feel good. Studies show low or moderate intensity exercise is enough to make a difference in our mood, behavior and thinking patterns. The levels of chemicals in the brain, such as serotonin, stress hormones and endorphins, can change after just a few minutes of a light workout! Recent research also indicates that exercise decreases sleep complaints and insomnia, and also improves our coping ability and self-esteem.We all know the physical benefits of exercise but it can also profoundly impact our mental health in an amazing way." She added to People that she tries to "stay positive and be very, very active," and doesn't skip a day. "I walk every day and I run and do all kinds of that," she said. "If I don't have an hour, I'll do 15-minute intervals. Actually, it's a very good thing to do. If you're taxing yourself too much in an hour, you're taxing a lot of things."

Goldie's diet doesn't involve a lot of eating. "I do a lot of juicing, I don't put a lot of food in my stomach and I don't mix my foods too much," she told People. "So if I want to have protein, I'll just eat a bowl of lentils, I won't mix it with a bunch of stuff."

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Another one of Goldie's go-to outdoor workouts? Golf. "Golf is another way to experience mindfulness," she said in an Instagram post taken from the golf course. "Walking the course also allows you to better appreciate the surrounding nature and fresh air. There's something soothing about being in the midst of all that green space, Dr. Muller says. One of his favorite courses, built on an abandoned phosphate mine in Florida, features rolling hills, small ponds stocked with fish, and abundant birds and other wildlife. The walk also gives you time to strategize about your next shot. For serious players, that intellectual challenge is part of the game's appeal — and the focused relaxation it requires also may help ease stress," says Harvard Health.