Participants in this study will be people with Parkinson's disease. Researchers plan to recruit 15 subjects in this project. Due to the limited number of Google Glasses (3 pairs), only 3 participants will go through the study at a given time period. Once recruited, the participants will be expected to make three visits to Women's Building at Syracuse University in a one-month period. On the first visit, researchers will go over the consent form with the participants. Upon signing the forms, participants will be asked to complete the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MOCA, 10 min). The MOCA is shown to be a highly sensitive cognitive assessment even for mild cognitive impairment and is used widely with Parkinson's population. Researchers will use this assessment to have a cut-off point for the exclusion criteria for the participants who are in a high-risk group for dementia. The optimal cut-off value of 22 is determined on a 30-point scale, with 30 indicating no cognitive problems. The scale is comprised of 7 sub scores that include executive functioning, memory, naming, attention, language, abstraction, and orientation. If the inclusion criteria are met, the participants will also participate in a face-to-face semi-structured interview to explore their perception regarding movement strategies, fear of falling, patterns of physical recreation, perceived benefits, and constraints. This interview will occur before the implementation of the program. The duration of each interview will be between 60 to 75 minutes. This interview will be audio and video recorded. The purpose of video and audio recording of the interviews is to ensure that we capture the essential meaning of participants' experiences.