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Reformd, the Lagree studio brand launched by Toronto-based Sweat and Tonic, plans to open a location at The Commons at Calabasas in January 2027. The company says it will have 37 Lagree machines and six recovery treatment rooms; the studio’s opening and its description as the world’s largest Lagree studio remain planned, not completed.
Toronto-based Reformd plans to open its first U.S. studio at The Commons at Calabasas in California in January 2027, with 37 Lagree machines and six wellness and recovery treatment rooms. The Sweat and Tonic-owned brand says the site is intended to be the world’s largest Lagree studio; that description refers to a planned location, not an operating studio.
The planned studio will have 35 Lagree Evo Pro machines in its main room and two more in a dedicated space for private training and education. Its six treatment rooms are slated to offer services including massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy. The planned amenities also include an Ammortal Chamber, Zerobody dry-float experiences, Therabody tools and a recovery lounge, according to the report.
Reformd says customers will be able to use the wellness services whether or not they take a Lagree class. The format pairs high-intensity, low-impact workouts with recovery offerings, positioning the Calabasas site as a broader fitness and wellness destination rather than only a class studio.
The project is being developed with Heather Perren, a Lagree senior master trainer and director of events at Lagree HQ. Perren is expected to principally own and operate the studio. The report does not provide pricing, booking details or a confirmed opening date beyond the planned January 2027 target.
A Larger U.S. Format for Lagree
The announcement marks Reformd’s first move into the U.S. and tests whether its Canadian model can be carried into a California market with a larger machine count and recovery services under one roof. If built as described, the Calabasas location would combine group classes, private training and education, and treatments that customers can access independently of classes.
The scale is relevant to the Lagree sector because the company is presenting the studio as an expanded destination model, not simply another small class venue. However, the planned equipment count and recovery menu do not establish future attendance, commercial performance or customer demand. Those results will only become clearer after the studio opens and begins operating.
For customers in the area, the concept could offer a choice between a Lagree workout and separate recovery services at the same location. The announcement gives no details on treatment prices, class capacity, membership terms or how the amenities will be scheduled, so the practical offer has not yet been fully set out.
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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. The company’s Toronto flagship opened in June 2025 with 31 MegaPro Megaformers. According to the company, it has since recorded more than 126,000 guest bookings. That figure is a company-reported total; the source does not give a comparison period or independent verification.
Sweat and Tonic has recorded more than 3.4 million guest bookings since launching in 2019, also according to the company. The report presents those figures as part of the business’s record in Canada, but does not specify how bookings are distributed across its locations or services.
Ingram said the Toronto flagship pushed the boundaries of the studio format and described the California expansion as a next step for Reformd. Lagree founder Sebastien Lagree said the planned site fits his vision of studios combining training, wellness and community. These are their characterizations of the project; the Calabasas studio is still in 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. Expanding into California with Heather represents an exciting next chapter for the brand.”
— David Ingram, Sweat and Tonic founder
Opening Plans Still Subject to Change
The source report describes a planned January 2027 opening; it does not establish that construction is complete or that the studio is operating. The schedule could change, and the report does not provide construction milestones, permits, a precise opening day or details of any pre-opening class schedule.
The “world’s largest” label is attributed to Reformd’s plan. The report provides the proposed 37-machine count but no independent comparison with other Lagree studios, so the superlative is not independently established in the material available here. It also remains unclear how the six treatment rooms will be staffed, what each service will cost, and whether all listed amenities will be available when the location opens.
Buildout and Customer Details Ahead
The next milestone is the planned development and opening of the Calabasas location in January 2027. Before then, customers will need further information on class bookings, membership and single-visit prices, treatment availability, operating hours and any opening events. The source report does not give dates for those announcements.
Reformd’s opening will also provide the first chance to assess whether the proposed mix of Lagree training and recovery services operates as described and attracts customers in the U.S. Until then, the machine count, service menu and opening date should be treated as plans reported by the company, rather than completed features.
Key Questions
Where does Reformd plan to open its first U.S. studio?
At The Commons at Calabasas in Calabasas, California, according to the announcement.
When is the Calabasas studio expected to open?
The planned opening is January 2027. The source does not give a specific day, and the date remains a target rather than confirmation that the studio is open.
How many Lagree machines are planned?
Reformd plans 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 announced offering includes six treatment rooms and services such as massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy, along with an Ammortal Chamber, Therabody tools and a recovery lounge. The report says customers can access wellness services without taking a Lagree class.
Is it confirmed to be the world’s largest Lagree studio?
Reformd says the planned studio is intended to be the world’s largest, and the report gives a proposed count of 37 machines. The source does not independently compare it with other studios, and the Calabasas site has not yet opened.
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