Learning trigonometry on my own. I have been self teaching myself math beginning with a grade 10 level for a while now and need learn trigonometry from near scratch.
I am seeking both books and perhaps lectures on trigonometry and possibly geometry as some overlap does exist. I am not looking for algebra/precalc textbooks as my algebra knowledge is quite good. The primary goal is to be prepared for both calculus and linear algebra in the future.
I have done some research, but haven't really found much that starts trigonometry from the beginning. 
Though I am aware and have used Khan Academy, this is not what I seek. I find things missing from Khan Academy and things are usually taught to generally. I prefer more traditional methods to learning, more doing less watching. However, I am not opposed to other suggestions.
-$Thanks$
$edit:$ Though I love Pauls online notes, it's unfortunate he doesn't have much in the way of trig notes. :(

This might be of use to you:
http://www.amazon.com/Trigonometry-I-M-Gelfand/dp/0817639144/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1367532520&sr=1-11
The author, Gelfand, was a truly outstanding mathematician. He generously also lent his efforts to the enhancement of secondary school education to present the subjects in a way to prepare students for higher levels of math. You can read a nice assessment in the "Book Description" section.
