Sharon Stone and her beauty secret: "You don't have to go to the gym all the time"

In the mid-1990s, young people with hormones running wild only dreamed of one thing: spending time with actress Sharon Stone after seeing the striking, talked-about and steamy scene in "Basic Instinct," in which the actress crosses her legs during an interrogation at the police station. An iconic image of cinema and the memory of many that also brought her much notoriety and then, in addition to her beauty and interpretation, was hired for many of the best films in the history of cinema, such as "Casino."

Now, at 67 years of age, the filmmaker is exultant and in great shape as well as oozing great beauty. Recently, she shared on her Instagram a post in which she took a photo in front of the mirror while posing in a bikini, showing off her stunning body, something she wanted to talk about to indicate what her daily routine was when it came to keeping fit.

Sharon Stone: "All you have to do is move"

Stone is very clear about what needs to be done to stay in shape. In fact, in a recent interview with Vogue magazine, she indicated that "all you have to do is move". In the same publication, she did not hesitate to give advice that many will find worthwhile as she is very clear about what going to the gym is all about for her. "People think you have to go to the gym and lift weights all the time, but you don't," the actress said.

Periodically, throughout the day, "I move my body. I do it when I'm on set. I lift my legs, kick my back, throw myself on the floor and do some jumps," she told the US media. Although she also wanted to confess one of her maintenance tricks, a fitness tool: "I put it between my legs while watching TV, and my kids and all their teenage friends think it's hilarious, but they do it too," she told the media.