Bianca Belair has been out of action since WrestleMania 41 after suffering a knuckle injury. Belair recently shared an emotional message amid his current hiatus. At WrestleMania 41, Belair suffered a broken knuckle during the triple threat match against IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley. Her recovery has taken longer than expected, but she kept herself busy along with other WWE Superstars at a recent event. In a post on Instagram, Bayley shared that she held her first training camp called Lodestone in Florida. She was accompanied by some of her peers, such as Charlotte Flair, Bianca Belair, Rhea Ripley, Natalya, Lyra Valkyria, Maxxine Dupri, Roxanne Perez and Ivy Nile."I felt it was important for the Lodestone women to be able to ask some questions and hear stories from some of the top performers in the industry. Who themselves have gone through many struggles and was told ‘NO’ over and over again. But here they are, all former Women’s champions and living legends. It was such a beautiful conversation and I’m so proud to share a locker room with all these women," Bayley wrote. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostBayley has always had interest in teaching the next generation of pro wrestlers, and this was a great start to it. Bianca Belair commented on The Role Model's post, sharing an emotional message for allowing her to impart knowledge to the Lodestone women. "You’re such a gem to this business! This was so special and I can’t wait to see it grow more and more," Belair commented. Bianca Belair comments on Bayley's post. (Photo: @itsmebayley on Instagram)The Lodestone training camp was held at the Flatbacks Wrestling School, which is owned by WWE stars Shawn Spears and Tyler Breeze. Bianca Belair shares update on her injury recoverySpeaking to BET’s 106 & Sports, Bianca Belair shared new information about her injury. Belair clarified that the initial reports about her injury was wrong because she didn't break her finger. She suffered a knuckle injury, breaking her joint following a superplex spot at WrestleMania 41. "So I broke my knuckle, not my finger, I broke my knuckle. I broke the joint. It’s something that I thought was gonna be a very straightforward, you know, eight to 12 weeks. It’s been almost six months at this point," Belair said. [H/T Sports Illustrated]Belair was hoping to return as soon as possible, but it seemed like all parties wanted to be cautious about her recovery.