We analyzed baseline data for 233 seniors (ages 60-96, history of hypertension) recruited from four Los Angeles County community centers participating in a randomized trial of a walking intervention (“Worth the Walk”). Seniors were asked to list up to 3 stroke risk factors in an open-ended survey. We conducted unadjusted and adjusted logistic regression analyses to measure the associations between: presence of a stroke risk factor (predictor: systolic blood pressure, lifetime smoking history, non-HDL cholesterol, presence of diabetes, BMI, physical activity, age, and stress/pressure) and likelihood of listing that stroke risk factor (outcome: blood pressures, smoking, cholesterol, diabetes, obesity/overweight, lack of exercise, age, and stress/pressure).