Toronto’s Reformd to Enter US, Plans World’s Largest Lagree Studio

The Sweat and Tonic-owned fitness brand is making its U.S. debut with 37 Lagree machines and an expansive recovery offering as it looks to build on its success in Canada

Reformd, the Lagree fitness concept launched by Canadian fitness and wellness operator Sweat and Tonic, is expanding into the U.S. with plans to open what it says will be the world’s largest Lagree studio, in Calabasas, California.

Slated to open in January 2027 at The Commons at Calabasas, the new location will feature 37 Lagree Evo Pro machines, including 35 in its main studio and two in a dedicated private training and education space.

The studio will also feature six wellness and recovery treatment rooms, combining high-intensity, low-impact Lagree workouts with services including massage therapy, cryotherapy, dry floating and compression therapy.

Us expansion plans

The U.S. expansion follows the success of Reformd’s flagship Toronto studio, which opened in June 2025 with 31 MegaPro Megaformers and has since recorded more than 126,000 guest bookings, according to the company.

Reformd was created by Sweat and Tonic founder David Ingram, whose broader fitness and wellness business has recorded more than 3.4 million guest bookings since launching in 2019.

Calabasas studio details

The Calabasas location is being developed in partnership with Heather Perren, a Lagree senior master trainer and director of events at Lagree HQ, who will principally own and operate the studio.

“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,” Ingram said. “Expanding into California with Heather represents an exciting next chapter for the brand.”

Beyond its large-scale Lagree studio, Reformd Calabasas will offer recovery amenities including the Ammortal Chamber, Zerobody dry float experiences, Therabody tools and a dedicated recovery lounge. The wellness services will be available to customers regardless of whether they take Lagree classes.

Lagree founder Sebastien Lagree went on record saying the new studio reflects his vision for the modality’s evolution into larger, more immersive fitness destinations.

“I’ve always envisioned Lagree studios evolving into larger, more immersive destinations that combine world-class training, innovation, wellness, and community,” Lagree said.