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Reformd, the Lagree fitness brand created by Toronto operator Sweat and Tonic, plans to open its first U.S. studio in Calabasas, California, in January 2027. The planned location is set to have 37 Lagree machines and six recovery treatment rooms; the company describes it as the world’s largest Lagree studio.
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 California. The Sweat and Tonic-owned brand says the site will be the world’s largest Lagree studio; that description is the company’s claim, and independent verification was not provided in the source report.
The planned facility will include 35 Lagree Evo Pro machines in its main studio and two more in a dedicated area for private training and education. Its recovery offering is expected to include six treatment rooms, a recovery lounge, massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy. The report also lists the Ammortal Chamber and Therabody tools among the planned amenities.
Reformd says customers will be able to use the wellness and recovery services without taking a Lagree class. The concept combines high-intensity, low-impact workouts with recovery options, though the source report does not provide pricing, membership details or a full service schedule for the California site.
The Calabasas studio is being developed with Heather Perren, a Lagree senior master trainer and director of events at Lagree HQ, who is expected to principally own and operate it. Reformd was created by David Ingram, founder of Sweat and Tonic, the broader fitness and wellness business behind the brand.
A Larger U.S. Fitness Destination
The move would take Reformd beyond its Canadian base and test whether its studio-and-recovery format can attract customers in the competitive Los Angeles-area fitness market. The planned 37-machine setup is larger than the Toronto flagship’s 31 machines, according to the company figures in the report, while the additional recovery spaces broaden the offer beyond classes.
The company’s reported booking figures offer some evidence of demand in Toronto, but they do not establish how the Calabasas site will perform. Reformd says its Toronto studio, opened in June 2025, has logged more than 126,000 guest bookings. Sweat and Tonic says its business has recorded more than 3.4 million guest bookings since launching in 2019. These are company-reported totals, not independent measures of profitability or repeat attendance.
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From Toronto to Calabasas
Reformd’s U.S. plan follows the opening of its Toronto flagship in June 2025. That location features 31 MegaPro Megaformers, according to the source report. The California studio would use Evo Pro machines, with the stated capacity and equipment mix making it a larger planned operation than the Canadian site.
The concept comes from Sweat and Tonic, which launched in 2019 under founder David Ingram. Reformd’s partnership with Perren brings in a trainer with a senior role in the Lagree community. Lagree founder Sebastien Lagree described larger, more immersive facilities combining training, wellness and community as part of his vision for the modality’s development.
““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,””
— David Ingram, Sweat and Tonic founder
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Opening Plans Still Subject to Change
The studio is planned, not yet open, and January 2027 is the scheduled opening date reported by Athletech News. The source does not say whether construction has begun, whether the date is subject to permitting or other approvals, or whether all listed amenities are contracted and finalized.
The claim that it will be the world’s largest Lagree studio comes from Reformd’s announcement; no independent comparison of studios is included. The company also has not disclosed local pricing, class capacity, operating hours, hiring plans or financial targets for the U.S. launch. Its Toronto booking figures provide context but do not confirm expected performance in California.
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Calabasas Opening Set for 2027
The next stated milestone is the planned January 2027 opening at The Commons at Calabasas. Ahead of then, details that could clarify the launch include construction progress, finalized services and pricing, class schedules, and how customers can book or access recovery treatments.
Reformd’s U.S. debut will also provide an early indication of whether the brand can reproduce its Toronto model outside Canada. The source report does not identify additional U.S. locations or give a broader expansion timetable, so any plans beyond Calabasas remain unconfirmed.
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Key Questions
Where will Reformd open its first U.S. studio?
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. The studio has not opened, and the source does not provide details about possible schedule changes.
How many Lagree machines are planned?
The proposed studio will have 37 machines: 35 in the main studio and two in a dedicated private training and education space.
What recovery services are planned?
The announced offer includes six treatment rooms and services such as massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy, along with a recovery lounge. The company says customers can use recovery services without attending a Lagree class.
Is it confirmed to be the world’s largest Lagree studio?
Reformd describes it that way, but the source report does not include an independent comparison confirming the claim.
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