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Erin Hallenbeck

SDSU Extension Health and Physical Activity Field Specialist

605-782-3290

SDSU Extension Sioux Falls Regional Center
4101 W 38th St Ste 103
Sioux Falls, SD 57106

Erin Hallenbeck is an SDSU Extension Health and Physical Activity Field Specialist focused on promoting physical activity and wellness throughout South Dakota. She holds a bachelor’s degree in exercise science and a master’s degree in nutrition and exercise science. Erin has experience developing and leading exercise programs for all ages, from youth to older adults. She supports communities by delivering fitness programs using proven approaches to improve physical activity levels and overall health. She also supports volunteer-led physical activity programming and collaborates with community partners and local organizations to expand the reach and sustainability of health initiatives. She is passionate about empowering South Dakotans to lead healthier, more active lives, building confidence and improving quality of life.

Areas of Expertise

  • Exercise physiology
  • Behavior change
  • Community health promotion

Programs and Services

State & Regional Offices

Sioux Falls Regional Center
Also by Erin Hallenbeck
Young physical therapist walking with an older adult at an indoor track.
Oct 01

Fall into Fitness

Throughout the month of October, SDSU Extension is challenging South Dakotans to soak in the gorgeous colors of our state and make physical activity a top priority.

Two young women having a discussion while walking on an indoor track above an basketball facility.

Making the Most of the Busy Season: How Parents Can Stay Active During Kids' Activities

If your child participates in sports, music, or other activities, chances are you spend a lot of time waiting. Finding opportunities to be active during your child's activities can help you fit your own physical activity into a busy schedule.

Young physical therapist walking with an older adult at an indoor track.

Talk About Fall Prevention With Your Primary Care Provider

If you or a loved one is age 65 or older or has a chronic health condition, like diabetes or depression, consider discussing fall prevention with your medical provider. Learn some key factors your provider will evaluate during a fall risk assessment.