The kind of math you need for programming (except in games, analysis, or other specialized subsets of programming) isn't trig/calc/etc. It's just simple logic, and except in that rare instance once you start speaking the language you don't even think about the fact that what you're writing are mathematical statements, it just comes naturally.
A lot of people get confused about the math requirement for programming. You don't need to know what 356^84 is, you just need to know how to tell the computer to calculate 356^84.
It's surprisingly easy once you get started.