Howard's Feng Shui training and experience include the following:
1978 – 1980
Studied Feng Shui under the personal tutelage of Master Ren Zhilin in Hong Kong
1992 – Present
Visited and studied with various Feng Shui experts in China, including:
Professor Wang Yude of Huazhong Normal University, Wuhan
Professor Cheng Jiangiun of Huanam University of Huanam University of Technology, Guangzhou

Howard regularly teaches workshops in Feng Shui, both here in Australia and overseas. He currently teaches Feng Shui, Tai Chi and Qigong in Europe; Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Poland and Switzerland. He was invited to talk at the International Feng Shui Conference, London (1999) and was pivotal in the setting up of the International Feng Shui Society in 1998.

Howard has also produced a variety of literature in these fields:
Two companion volumes Feng Shui: Creating health, wealth and harmony, Pan Macmillan, Sydney 1998, and Qigong: health, healing and harmony, Pan Macmillan, Sydney 1998. Co-written with Belinda Henwood.

Feng Shui – How to create harmony and balance in your living and working environment, Lansdowne Press, 1997. Co-written with Belinda Henwood.

From January 1992 - 1996, Howard has written a monthly column on Feng Shui for the Better Homes and Gardens magazine.
From 2000 - 2003, Howard has written a weekly column Feng Shui for the North Shore Times.

Contributes articles on Feng Shui to various local and overseas magazines, including:
Insights magazine, Japan
Dao magazine, Germany
Living Tao magazine, Switzerland
Feng Shui for Modern Living, England

Howard has extensive Tai Chi and Qigong experience:
Howard also teaches workshops in Tai Chi And Qigong both in Australia and overseas (and works closely with his kung fu and Qigong teacher Chen Yong-Fa of the Shaolin Lohan Therapeutic Qigong Centre).

Howard Choy is Principal of Sydney Tai Chi & Qigong Centre, teaching both traditional Yang and Chen style tai chi, with two other instructors, William Lau and Angela Tay.

Howard has studied Yang Family Tai Chi with Yang Sou-Chung, the great-grandson of Yang Lu-Zhen, founder of Yang Family Tai Chi. He has also studied Chen Family Tai Chi with Chen Xiao-wang, 19th generation descendant of Chen Family Tai Chi.