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Reformd, the Lagree fitness brand launched by Toronto operator Sweat and Tonic, plans to open a studio at The Commons at Calabasas in January 2027. The company describes the planned 37-machine location as the world’s largest Lagree studio; that distinction is a company claim, and the opening remains planned rather than completed.
Toronto-based Reformd plans to open its first U.S. studio at The Commons at Calabasas in January 2027, bringing 37 Lagree machines and six recovery treatment rooms to the California location. The Sweat and Tonic-owned brand says the studio will be the world’s largest Lagree studio; the opening and its proposed scale are still plans, not a completed development.
The planned studio will have 35 Lagree Evo Pro machines in its main workout space and two more in a dedicated area for private training and education, according to the report by Athletech News. Its six treatment rooms are intended to offer services including massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy. Reformd also lists an Ammortal Chamber, Zerobody dry float experiences, Therabody tools and a recovery lounge among the planned amenities.
The company says its recovery services will be available to customers whether or not they take a Lagree class. Reformd is developing the Calabasas studio with Heather Perren, a Lagree senior master trainer and director of events at Lagree HQ, who is expected to principally own and operate the location.
Reformd’s U.S. expansion follows the opening of its Toronto flagship in June 2025. The company reports that the Toronto studio has recorded more than 126,000 guest bookings since opening. Athletech News also reports that Sweat and Tonic has recorded more than 3.4 million guest bookings since it launched in 2019; those figures are company-reported activity measures, not independently verified attendance totals.
Reformd’s California Expansion Plans
The Calabasas project would give a Toronto-developed brand a physical foothold in the U.S. and put its model of large-format Lagree classes alongside a broad recovery offering in one location. If it opens as planned, the studio would be a substantial expansion beyond Reformd’s Toronto flagship and could give the company a platform to test demand for the combined workout-and-recovery concept in California.
The proposed size also matters to the Lagree format, which is often associated with specialized classes using reformer-style machines. A main room with 35 machines would allow the studio to serve larger class groups than a smaller boutique location, while the two additional machines are designated for private training and education. The company has not disclosed how many classes it expects to run or how many customers the site could serve each day, so the practical scale of operations is not yet known.
For customers, the plan is notable because recovery services are not limited to class participants, according to the report. That could broaden the location’s customer base, although pricing, access rules and service schedules have not been announced.
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From Toronto Flagship to California
Reformd was created by David Ingram, founder of Sweat and Tonic, the Canadian fitness and wellness operator behind the brand. Reformd’s Toronto flagship opened in June 2025 with 31 MegaPro Megaformers, according to Athletech News. The Calabasas plan would add a larger equipment count and a wider set of recovery amenities to the brand’s offering.
The project is being developed with Perren, whose roles at Lagree HQ include senior master trainer and director of events. Lagree is the training method associated with the specialized machines Reformd plans to use. The proposed California studio is therefore both a U.S. market entry for Reformd and a partnership with an established figure in the Lagree community.
Ingram described the expansion as a next step after the Toronto location. Lagree founder Sebastien Lagree also characterized the project as consistent with his vision for larger fitness destinations that combine training, wellness and community. Those comments express the speakers’ views; they do not establish how the new location will perform or whether other studios will follow.
““Expanding into California with Heather represents an exciting next chapter for the brand.””
— David Ingram, Sweat and Tonic founder
Opening Details Still Pending
The reported January 2027 opening date is a target, and the studio has not yet opened. The available report does not provide construction milestones, an exact opening day, class prices, membership options, operating hours or booking details. It is also not clear whether the planned recovery services will all be available from opening day or what each service will cost.
Reformd’s description of the studio as the world’s largest is a company claim. The source material does not provide a global comparison of studios, a third-party verification or a definition of “largest,” such as whether that refers to machine count, floor area or another measure. The announced 37-machine count is specific, but it does not by itself establish a worldwide ranking.
The source also does not give the project’s investment amount, expected staffing, projected customer numbers or any further U.S. expansion locations. These details may change as development proceeds.
Watch for Site and Booking Updates
The next major milestone is the planned opening at The Commons at Calabasas in January 2027. Before then, prospective customers will need further information from Reformd or the studio’s operator about launch timing, class schedules, prices, recovery-service access and reservations.
Further company updates could also clarify the facility’s layout, construction progress and whether all six treatment rooms and listed recovery amenities will be operating at launch. Until those details are released, the confirmed development is the announced U.S. studio plan, not an operating location or verified world ranking.
Key Questions
Where will Reformd’s first U.S. studio be?
Reformd plans to open at The Commons at Calabasas in Calabasas, California.
When is the Calabasas studio expected to open?
The reported target is January 2027. That is a planned opening date, and no exact day has been announced.
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 private training and education space.
What recovery services are planned?
The planned offering includes six treatment rooms, with services such as massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy. Reformd also lists an Ammortal Chamber, Zerobody dry float experiences, Therabody tools and a recovery lounge. The full launch schedule and prices have not been announced.
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 basis for that ranking has not been stated.
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