6 months of intense training isn't enough? Maybe, maybe not. I think... I will still have to try it out, if it won't work out then I guess it just...won't.
Within a few months you will find yourself having very little to negative increase in weights lifted, most likely a cold that won't leave, constant fatigue and an overall bad shape. This is common and happens to most people who want to become buff but haven't acquired enough knowledge, so they take someone else's program and crash and burn since they a) are not prepared and b) don't allow their bodies enough energy or recovery. Worst case scenario, you'll injure yourself.
My best advice to you would be to lay off the dreams of "intense" training for now. If you want to eat, sleep, live training, knowledge is where you need to start. Get to know your body, increase steadily and find out what works for you. Learn to do the exercises properly before trying to add huge weights.
Training regimes are personal in a way that diets just aren't, so taking someone else's regime is in general a bad idea. Read about training, try different layouts, pick the exercises that work for you, create your own program. Don't forget to eat and sleep, and that rest is very important.
You'll grow in the meantime, and when you're ready, you'll be able to create a program like this of your own that will be much more effective since it's based on what you know about your own body, your CNS is prepared, tenders and whatever it's called are strong enough to handle the excessive training, and because you won't chock your system and fall into the over trained trap that so many are falling into in their dreams to become big.
For someone who has worked out for six months to go on this program sounds about as silly as doing nothing but drop sets to max.
