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Reformd, the Lagree fitness brand launched by Toronto operator Sweat and Tonic, plans to open a studio in Calabasas, California, in January 2027. The company says the site will have 37 Lagree machines and six recovery treatment rooms; its claim that it will be the world’s largest Lagree studio has not been independently verified in the supplied reporting.
Toronto-based Reformd plans to open its first U.S. studio in Calabasas, California, in January 2027, with 37 Lagree machines and six recovery treatment rooms. The Sweat and Tonic-owned brand describes the planned site as the world’s largest Lagree studio, a claim reported by Athletech News but not independently verified in the supplied material.
The location is planned for The Commons at Calabasas. According to the report, 35 of the 37 Lagree Evo Pro machines will be in the main studio, while two will be in a separate space for private training and education. The facility will pair Lagree classes with recovery services, including massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy.
Other planned amenities include an Ammortal Chamber, Zerobody dry float experiences, Therabody tools and a dedicated recovery lounge. The report says customers will be able to use the wellness services whether or not they take a Lagree class. The opening date and facility details are plans, and the supplied reporting does not establish that construction or operations have begun.
Reformd is developing the site with Heather Perren, a Lagree senior master trainer and director of events at Lagree HQ. Perren is expected to be the studio’s principal owner and operator. The company’s founder, David Ingram, said the California partnership is a new stage in the brand’s expansion.
Reformd Takes Its Model to California
The planned opening would take Reformd beyond its Canadian base and bring its combination of large-format Lagree classes and recovery services to the U.S. market. The project also extends the brand’s association with Sweat and Tonic, whose business spans fitness and wellness offerings.
The proposed scale could make the Calabasas site a prominent addition to the local boutique fitness market, but its eventual reach will depend on execution, customer demand and the facility’s operating performance. The company’s description of the studio as the world’s largest is a promotional claim, not a verified industry ranking in the information provided.
From Toronto Flagship to Calabasas
Reformd was launched by Sweat and Tonic founder David Ingram. Its flagship Toronto studio opened in June 2025 with 31 MegaPro Megaformers, according to Athletech News. The company says that location has recorded more than 126,000 guest bookings since opening. That figure is company-reported and refers to bookings, not necessarily unique visitors.
The report also says Sweat and Tonic has recorded more than 3.4 million guest bookings since launching in 2019. That wider figure covers the operator’s business, rather than Reformd alone. The Toronto studio’s reported bookings provide the stated commercial backdrop for the U.S. plan, but do not by themselves establish how the new location will perform.
Lagree is a low-impact, high-intensity workout format performed on specialized machines. The Calabasas plan combines that training with recovery amenities in one location, a format Lagree founder Sebastien Lagree has said he wants to see develop into larger fitness destinations.
“We pushed the boundaries of what a Lagree studio could be with our flagship location in Toronto, creating one of the largest and busiest studios in the world. Expanding into California with Heather represents an exciting next chapter for the brand.”
— David Ingram, Sweat and Tonic founder
Opening Plans Await Confirmation
The studio is slated to open in January 2027, but the available report does not provide a construction schedule, permitting status or confirmation that the facility is complete. The opening date could change as development progresses.
The source does not provide pricing, class schedules, membership details, staffing plans or the specific scope and cost of each recovery service. It also does not independently establish that the studio will be the world’s largest by machine count, floor area or another measure. The company’s Toronto booking figures are reported as company data, with no methodology or comparison set supplied.
Details Before the 2027 Opening
The next key milestone is the planned January 2027 opening at The Commons at Calabasas. Further announcements may clarify construction progress, booking and membership arrangements, recovery-service access and how the private training and education space will operate.
Until those details are released, the confirmed development is the announced U.S. expansion and its proposed scale and amenities. Whether Reformd meets its opening target, and whether the site merits its largest-studio description, remain to be seen.
Key Questions
Where will Reformd’s first U.S. studio be?
It is planned for The Commons at Calabasas in Calabasas, California.
When is the Calabasas studio expected to open?
The reported target is January 2027. The date is a plan and may change.
How many Lagree machines are planned?
The studio is planned to have 37 Lagree Evo Pro machines: 35 in the main studio and two in a separate private training and education space.
What recovery services are planned?
Reported offerings include massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy, along with an Ammortal Chamber, Therabody tools and a recovery lounge. The company says customers may use wellness services without taking a Lagree class.
Is it confirmed to be the world’s largest Lagree studio?
No independent verification is provided in the source material. Reformd describes it as the world’s largest, but the reporting does not specify a measurement or comparison that confirms the claim.
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