64 patients with medical diagnosis of chronic non-specific neck pain (NSNP) were randomized to one of two thoracic spinal manual therapy techniques: dog-technique and toggle recoil technique. Results indicated that although neck mobility, pain, and mechanosensitivity improved within both groups immediately following intervention and 20 minutes after intervention, only the toggle recoil group achieved statistical significance for all outcomes. Changes in cervical neck extension, right lateral flexion, and left rotation were statistically significantly better in the toggle recoil group.