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Toronto-based Reformd plans to open a Calabasas, California, studio in January 2027, marking its U.S. debut. The company says the site will have 37 Lagree machines and six recovery treatment rooms, and describes it as the world’s largest Lagree studio. Its opening and that size claim remain prospective.
Toronto fitness brand 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 company describes the planned location at The Commons at Calabasas as the world’s largest Lagree studio; that claim refers to a site that has not yet opened.
The planned studio will include 35 Lagree Evo Pro machines in its main workout space and two more in a dedicated area for private training and education. Reformd says the broader offering will pair Lagree classes with six wellness and recovery rooms, including services such as massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy. Its recovery facilities are expected to be available to customers whether or not they take a class.
The company also lists an Ammortal Chamber, Zerobody dry float experiences, Therabody tools and a recovery lounge among the planned amenities. 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 the location.
Reformd was launched by David Ingram, founder of Canadian fitness and wellness operator Sweat and Tonic. The company says its Toronto flagship, which opened in June 2025 with 31 MegaPro Megaformers, has recorded more than 126,000 guest bookings. Sweat and Tonic reports more than 3.4 million guest bookings across its business since launching in 2019; those figures are company-reported totals.
Reformd’s U.S. Expansion Plan
The Calabasas project would bring a Toronto-developed fitness brand into the U.S. market and test a format that combines a high-capacity Lagree studio with a separate recovery offering. If it opens as planned, the location could give Reformd a foothold in Southern California and serve as a test of whether the company’s Canadian model can attract customers in a new market.
The planned 37-machine layout is central to the company’s scale claim, while the six recovery rooms broaden the business beyond classes. Making those services available to non-class customers could also widen the potential audience, though Reformd has not provided pricing, membership terms or operating projections in the source report.
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From Toronto to Calabasas
Lagree is a low-impact training method performed on specialized machines; Reformd’s planned California studio will use Lagree Evo Pro machines. Reformd’s first location opened in Toronto in June 2025. The brand’s U.S. announcement follows that opening and builds on Sweat and Tonic’s broader fitness and wellness operation, which began in 2019.
Ingram said the company pushed the scale of its Toronto flagship and sees the California project as a next step. Lagree founder Sebastien Lagree said the planned studio reflects his vision for larger destinations that combine training, wellness and community. These are statements about the project’s intent; they do not establish how the new location will perform or whether it will meet its planned opening date.
““Expanding into California with Heather represents an exciting next chapter for the brand.””
— David Ingram, Sweat and Tonic founder
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Opening Date and Scale Claim
The January 2027 date is a planned opening, not a confirmation that the studio is complete or operating. The source report does not provide a construction schedule, opening-day details or information about possible changes to the plan.
The description “world’s largest” comes from Reformd’s announcement. The available material does not include an independent comparison of Lagree studios by machine count, nor does it explain the criteria used for the ranking. Pricing, class schedules, booking availability and the full terms for recovery services have also not been announced in the supplied report.
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Preparing for the 2027 Opening
The next stated milestone is the studio’s planned opening at The Commons at Calabasas in January 2027. Before then, prospective customers will need further information on class bookings, memberships, recovery-service access and launch timing. The source report does not specify when those details will be released.
Whether Reformd meets the proposed schedule and delivers the announced 37-machine and recovery-room setup will become clearer as the project progresses. Until the location opens, its size ranking and customer response remain untested.
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Key Questions
Where will Reformd’s first U.S. studio open?
Reformd plans to open at The Commons at Calabasas in Calabasas, California.
When is the Calabasas studio expected to open?
The company has set a planned opening of January 2027. The date is prospective, and the source report does not confirm that construction is complete.
How many Lagree machines are planned?
The planned studio will have 37 Lagree Evo Pro machines: 35 in the main studio and two in a space for private training and education.
What recovery services are planned?
Reformd lists massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy, along with an Ammortal Chamber, Therabody tools and a recovery lounge. The company says customers can use wellness services without taking a Lagree class.
Is it confirmed to be the world’s largest Lagree studio?
No independent ranking is included in the source material. Reformd describes the planned studio as the world’s largest, but the location has not opened and the basis for that comparison is not detailed.
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