The chest-supported row or T-bar machine has always been a staple bodybuilding tool, but it's not just for back. It also works for several Landmine-style movements. You've probably been seeing a lot of cool lifts performed with a Landmine device or with one end of a barbell shoved into a corner, like this:
Those are great, but what if you don't have one of those gadgets and the gym owner doesn't take kindly to you messing up his walls? Just head over to the row or T-bar machine. The unique angle will challenge you in a whole new way. Try these:
This one feels like the bastard love child of a squat and a sumo deadlift. Use smaller plates to get a full range of motion. Since the weight you can use is limited by the length of the bar, you can do these for higher rep finisher sets. And if you can't squat due to some old injuries, you'll probably find that you can do these just fine.
This shoulder-friendly variation was popularized by Coach Nick Tumminello. You'll have to do it kneeling here of course, but it's still a great upper-body push exercise. As a bonus, prepare to rediscover your core when you do these.
Here's a different way to do one-arm rows. Think of it as a "drag curl" for the back instead of the biceps. The contraction is intense.