In the gluteus maximus, each motor unit controls a greater amount of muscle fibers than a motor unit in the eye muscles.
The primary hip extensor muscle is the gluteus maximus. It is the largest of the three gluteal muscles which determines the shape of the hips. Eyes need to move with precision and with a high level of control, which is made possible by the fact that there are fewer muscle fibers connected to each neuron. This is the reason why motor unit in gluteus maximus controls a greater amount of muscle fibres than the eye.
Smaller, lower threshold motor neurons in the muscle's small motor units will be more excitable and will fire first to their skeletal muscle fibers, which also tend to be the smallest. This is how eyes work efficiently. On the other hand, limbs requires greater amount of movement and thus have a larger muscle.
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